Since a large amount of conservation funds come from federal acts, how then are those funds distributed to states? Question 18 options: Each state with a fish and wildlife program gets an equal share of federal funds, regardless of state revenue For every $1 of state revenue, a state can collect $3 federal PR or DJ dollars (based on land area and licensed hunter/fisher population) States must have an equal match for all federal funds distributed. States with a valid Wildlife Management Plan get a larger portion of funds (distributed equally) than those that do not. This incentivizes states to create scientifically valid programs