Question

what provides the set of guiding principles for managing wildlife resources?
a seven rules for fair chase
b seven sisters of habitat reconstruction
c north american free trade agreement
d north american model of wildlife conservation

Explanation:

The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation consists of seven principles that guide wildlife management. These principles include the public trust doctrine, democratic rule of law, allocation of wildlife by law, wildlife as an international resource, scientific management, hunting as a legitimate use, and the elimination of markets for game. The Seven Rules for Fair Chase are about ethical hunting. The Seven Sisters of Habitat Reconstruction is not a recognized standard set of principles for wildlife resource management. The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is about trade, not wildlife management.

Answer:

D. North American Model of Wildlife Conservation