Question

One way to help keep animals and habitats healthy is to make sure the number of animals never exceeds the habitat's carrying capacity. this is the job of:

Answer 1

The correct answer is hunters.

In certain habitats hunters are responsible for maintaining population numbers of certain species. Overpopulation of some animals can lead to destruction of local vegetation, death of other animals, spreading of diseases, infestations etc. To maintain equilibrium hunters will cull the numbers of certain animals periodically.

Answer 2

One way to help keep animals and habitats healthy is to make sure the number of animals never exceeds the habitat's carrying capacity. This is the job of: Wildlife managers. They supervise hunting on the land, keep track of the animal populations housed on these lands, and ensure that the habitat is suitable for the wildlife population (the necessary steps to keep animal populations well-maintained). Their duties (to make sure we have enough members of a species, but not too many) have an impact on public/private land, so wildlife managers educate the public and respond to requests for aid and information about an area's wildlife.

The wildlife management´s purpose is to maintain populations of wild animals at levels consistent with the best interest of wildlife and the public.