Kaimanawa Wild Horses Working Plan (various revisions)

Target entity: Kaimanawa Wild Horses Working Plan (various revisions)
Context triple: [Kaimanawa wild horses, governedBy, Kaimanawa Wild Horses Working Plan (various revisions)]

• A. Kaimanawa Wild Horse Advisory Group
  The Kaimanawa Wild Horse Advisory Group is a New Zealand-based body responsible for advising on and overseeing the conservation, management, and welfare of the Kaimanawa wild horse population.
• B. Kaimanawa wild horses
  Kaimanawa wild horses are a population of free-roaming feral horses in New Zealand, known for their cultural significance and the conservation efforts to manage their numbers and protect their alpine habitat.
• C. Australasian Species Management Program
  The Australasian Species Management Program is a regional zoo-based conservation initiative that coordinates cooperative breeding and population management of threatened species across Australasian zoos and aquariums.
• D. WAZA Conservation Strategy
  The WAZA Conservation Strategy is a global framework guiding zoos and aquariums in coordinated efforts to conserve biodiversity, support species survival, and promote environmental education and sustainability.
• E. Grassland Reserve Program
  The Grassland Reserve Program was a U.S. Department of Agriculture conservation initiative that provided financial incentives to landowners to protect, restore, and enhance grasslands and related ecosystems on their property.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Kaimanawa Wild Horses Working Plan (various revisions)
Target entity description: The Kaimanawa Wild Horses Working Plan (various revisions) is a New Zealand management framework that sets policies and guidelines for the conservation, population control, and welfare of the Kaimanawa wild horse herd.

• A. Kaimanawa Wild Horse Advisory Group
  The Kaimanawa Wild Horse Advisory Group is a New Zealand-based body responsible for advising on and overseeing the conservation, management, and welfare of the Kaimanawa wild horse population.
• B. Kaimanawa wild horses
  Kaimanawa wild horses are a population of free-roaming feral horses in New Zealand, known for their cultural significance and the conservation efforts to manage their numbers and protect their alpine habitat.
• C. Australasian Species Management Program
  The Australasian Species Management Program is a regional zoo-based conservation initiative that coordinates cooperative breeding and population management of threatened species across Australasian zoos and aquariums.
• D. WAZA Conservation Strategy
  The WAZA Conservation Strategy is a global framework guiding zoos and aquariums in coordinated efforts to conserve biodiversity, support species survival, and promote environmental education and sustainability.
• E. Grassland Reserve Program
  The Grassland Reserve Program was a U.S. Department of Agriculture conservation initiative that provided financial incentives to landowners to protect, restore, and enhance grasslands and related ecosystems on their property.
• F. None of above. chosen