Q: What does "FAQ" stand
for?
A: "Frequently Asked Questions"
Q: How long has Wildlife
Watch been in existence?
A: Wildlife Watch members have been active in preserving wildlife since
1975; Wildlife
Watch was incorporated in 1997.
Q: How many supporters
do you have?
A: Approximately 15,000
Q: How can I stop
deer from eating my flowers?
A: There are exclusion devices that will keep deer from certain precious
plantings. Keep in mind that if you plant food that is attractive
to deer, you are going to attract them. Please see our catalog for
a publication titled, How to Deer Proof Your Garden in Five Easy Steps.
Q: Doesn’t the government
protect wildlife?
A: Occasionally, but mostly,
no.
In Webster’s Dictionary, "protect” means to “cover or shield from that which
would injure, destroy, or detrimentally affect” But many government wildlife
agencies only protect "game" during certain times of year (normally
during breeding and rearing periods). These government agencies "protect" certain
wild animals in order to increase their own income -- the money they receive
from
selling hunting
licenses.
