Welcome to the WildSNAP Quiz. You will need to score 100% before you can download and install the app. 1. WSA Principle What is the overarching guiding principle of WSA management? Leave it as you find it and let nature prevail. Preserve wilderness character and restore to pre-historic conditions. Prevent impairment of wilderness suitability and maintain any improved conditions since the date of establishment of the WSA. 2. Designation of Wilderness True or False – The Wilderness Act allows Congress to designate Wilderness Study Areas (WSAs) as Wilderness. True False 3. What is a Road? A "Road" is … Constructed and Receives Regular Use Constructed, Paved, and Receives Regular Use Constructed, Maintained, and Receives Regular Use Man Made or Naturally Occurring, Maintained, and Receives Some Use 4. Wilderness Characteristics – Four Types There are four types of characteristics that we study in a WSA. They are . . . Size Naturalness Geographic Area Other Features Resource Availability Outstanding Opportunities 5. Non-impairment Standard BLM uses the non-impairment standard as a tool or “test” to assure that WSAs are unimpaired for preservation as wilderness. The non-impairment standard requires that new uses and facilities must be temporary and create no new surface disturbance. True False 6. WildSNAP Users True or False – WildSNAP app users are granted special driving privileges within WSAs to expedite the monitoring process. True False 7. Monitoring Activities True or False – Monitoring activities need to meet the non-impairment standard. Thus, the use of vehicles or motorized travel for monitoring purposes must follow the same rules that the general public is required to follow. True False 8. What Do We Monitor? WildSNAP users will assist in collecting data about the status of access to and conditions within a WSA. Select the areas that should be monitored with the app. Impairments to access points Maintenance concerns Missing or damaged signs Compromised barriers or vehicle intrusions Other features of interest such as supplemental values, including ecological, geological, or other features of scientific, educational, scenic, or historical value.