Conservation of Healthy Populations of Fish and Wildlife Law and Legal Definition
Pursuant to 50 CFR 100.4 [Title 50 -- Wildlife and Fisheries, Chapter I -- United States Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of The Interior], the term conservation of healthy populations of fish and wildlife means “the maintenance of fish and wildlife resources and their habitats in a condition that assures stable and continuing natural populations and species mix of plants and animals in relation to their ecosystem, including the recognition that local rural residents engaged in subsistence uses may be a natural part of that ecosystem; minimizes the likelihood of irreversible or long-term adverse effects upon such populations and species; ensures the maximum practicable diversity of options for the future; and recognizes that the policies and legal authorities of the managing agencies will determine the nature and degree of management programs affecting ecological relationships, population dynamics, and the manipulation of the components of the ecosystem.”
Legal Definition list
- Conservation Measurement Tools
- Conservation Loan [Agriculture]
- Conservation Farm Option
- Conservation Easement
- Conservation District
- Conservation of Healthy Populations of Fish and Wildlife
- Conservation of Resources
- Conservation Plan
- Conservation Reserve Program
- Conservation Restriction
- Conservation Stewardship Plan
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