fish and wildlife
Aquatic and terrestrial
Fish and wildlife refers collectively to non-domesticated animals, especially as subjects of conservation, management, and regulation.
The phrase appears most often in government contexts: the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service, state fish and wildlife agencies, fish and wildlife laws.
It encompasses game animals, protected species, and the ecosystems they inhabit: The land was set aside for fish and wildlife habitat.
- catch and releaseAngling without keeping prey
- mammalsHair-bearing, milk-producing animals
- trophy buckImpressive male deer hunted
- hunting seasonLegal wildlife pursuit period
- game wardenWildlife law enforcer
crustaceans · wetlands · national park · habitat restoration · biodiversity · food chain · ecological balance · endangered species · birds · duck hunting · mollusks · forests · rivers · reptiles · oceans · migratory species · amphibians · conservation
- conservationconservation, endangered, habitat, sanctuary, preservation
- researchstudy, research papers, researching, archive, peer review
- licensing agenciesmedical board, nursing board, real estate board, professional licensing, licensing authority
- local governmentcity manager, aldermen, city hall, councillors, councillor
- public landsnational park, public lands, public land, national forest, state park
- state governmentstate budget, state senate, state legislature, state capitol, state constitution
fish and wildlifelivestock
Domesticated farm animals
domesticated animals · farm animals · domestic animals · pets · cattle
fish and wildlifecrops
Cultivated plants for harvest
agriculture · urban development · infrastructure · built environment · farmland
fish and wildlifeminerals
Inorganic natural solids
geology · landforms · water resources · timber · natural resources
fish, wildlife, fishes, fished, fishing, fisher, fishers, fishery, fisheries