1. IRM is easier to practice once you develop a list of things you want to do with your land.
a) True b) False
2. Conflicting goals
a) should not be considered on the same woodlot b) might be accommodated on two different areas of one woodlot c) should each be given equal consideration d) all of the above e) none of the above
3. If you have conflicting goals you cannot practice IRM.
4. Setting priorities will help you
a) deal with conflicting goals b) if you cannot do everything you have on your wish list c) decide which activity or goal to do first d) all of the above e) none of the above
5. Which activity is not readily compatible with the others on a woodlot?
a) wildlife viewing b) long term wood production c) real estate development d) hiking e) fishing
6. Which pair of goals conflict with each other?
a) hiking and wildlife viewing b) maximizing income and woodlot preservation c) cutting firewood and improving tree quality d) establishing hiking trails and a Christmas tree u-cut operation e) none of the above f) all of the above 7. Old growth conditions cannot be maintained on a woodlot where an annual income from the woodlot is a priority.
8. Considering a 20 year time period, which pair of goals or activities are not achievable in the same stand?
a) income from harvesting and wildlife viewing b) mineral exploration and wildlife habitat c) gravel production and harvesting logs d) all of the above e) none of the above