1. Integrated resource management is:
a) a planning process that helps forest managers consider as many values and benefits as possible b) a way to ensure woodlots are managed in an environmentally sound way c) usually involves working with other landowners to achieve common goals d) all of the above e) none of the above
2. Practicing IRM generally involves four C's: conflict, consultation, compromise, and compatibility.
a) True b) False
3. Practicing IRM will increase the amount of conflicts on your woodlot.
4. Most woodlots are too small to think about practicing IRM.
5. To plan for maximum biodiversity, it is best if neighboring woodlots are managed independently of each other. a) True b) False