Speech: OIA-DOI Museum Brown Bag -- The Symbiotic Relationship of International Treaties and Federal Wildlife Conservation Laws

Michael Young, Assistant Solicitor, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Rachel Carson Room, Stewart Lee Udall Department of Interior Building

For almost a century, the treaty-making power vested in the Federal Government has been used to foster the development and enactment of federal wildlife conservation laws. Michael Young discussed the mutually beneficial association of international wildlife conservation treaties and the domestic statutes that implement them. The talk was introduced by Michael Bean, Counsel to the Interior Assistant Secretary for Fish, Wildlife, and Parks.

Michael Young's presentation