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Wildlife statistics: 1) what is a P-value (or probability value), and 2) how is it generally interpreted (i.e., what is the difference in interpretation among P-values of 0.80, 0.08, and 0.008)?

Match the person to the philosophy Match the three main conservation ethics in North America to the person who historically embodied each ethic.

Ecological Footprint:  A fraction of Earth has been dedicated to meeting human needs, and that fraction has risen as the human population has risen.  If everyone on earth lived at your standard of living, what proportion of the earth will be left for all the other species? (from the assignment to go calculate your ecological footprint from an external website)

Current Topics-Federal Budget: What fraction (%) of the federal spending is spent in each of the following categories?

Current Topics: lead ammunition: Lead (Pb) ingested by wildlife (or humans for that matter) generally interferes with what system.

Forest Wildlife Management w/ Terry Wolfe lab: Approximately how many trees per acre are found in a typical riparian forest?

The largest single payer of nursing home care is:

What best defines the role of a SNF under Medicare?

Compare and contrast inpatient and outpatient care using a real-world example for each. Describe the differences in cost, setting, and typical patient experience.

The facility with the highest regulatory oversight is likely the: