One of the seven principles of the North American Model for Wildlife Conservation states that hunting, fishing, and trapping shall be democratic. What does this mean?

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One of the seven principles of the North American Model for Wildlife Conservation states that hunting, fishing, and trapping shall be democratic. What does this mean?

A . Wildlife is allocated by land ownership and  privilege

B . Anyone in good standing can participate

C . Wildlife can be harvested for any purpose

D . Hunting seasons and bag limits are not  regulated

The answer to this question is B. Anyone in good standing can participate

Explanation:

The word "democratic" is used to refer to practices or scenarios in which all citizens can participate. This principle is used in hunting, fishing, and trapping in the U.S. as part of the Model for Wildlife conservation because all citizens can participate in these activities, which means access does not depend on privilege or social status. Also, due to this, regulations and laws regarding these practices must be followed by all citizens. Moreover, participation in these can only be restricted if the individual has been sanctioned or it is not in good standing. According to this, the correct answer is B.

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