Question

legal regulations & protections

• include:
• migratory bird treaty act of
• makes the art of pursuing, hunting, capturing, killing or selling living or dead migratory birds without a permit illegal
• most permits are regulated to scientific, educational or propagation purposes
• fish and wildlife coordination act of
• grants the right for the u.s. fish and wildlife service to evaluate the impact of any federal or state actions affecting control or modification of bodies of water

Explanation:

1. The Migratory Bird Treaty Act is a key U.S. wildlife protection law enacted in 1918, which restricts unpermitted activities related to migratory birds and issues permits for specific approved uses.
2. The Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act, passed in 1934, gives the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service authority to assess federal/state actions that impact water bodies and associated wildlife.

Answer:

• Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918
• Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act of 1934