Wildlife Inspectors Law and Legal Definition
Wildlife Inspectors are officers of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service responsible for enforcing U.S. and international laws, regulations, and treaties that protect wildlife and limit commercial traffic in endangered animals and plants. Wildlife inspectors must have a good grasp of wildlife laws. They make sure that wildlife imports and exports are carried out with the required permits and licenses. They also verify that the contents of shipments match the items listed on declaration forms.
Legal Definition list
- Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program[WHIP]
- Wildlife Conservation Society[WCS]
- Wildlife Conservation Education
- Wildlife Conservation and Restoration Program
- Wildlife Conservation and Appreciation Project
- Wildlife Inspectors
- Wildlife Refuge
- Wildlife Violator Compact
- Wildlife-Associated Recreation
- Wildlife-Dependent Recreation
- Wildlife-Restoration Project
Related Legal Terms
- American Society of Home Inspectors [ASHI]
- Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies
- Authorized Representative [Wildlife and Fisheries]
- Candidate Conservation Agreement [Wildlife Law]
- Candidate Conservation Agreement With Assurances [Wildlife Law]
- Commercial Fishing [Wildlife and Fisheries]
- Comprehensive Fish and Wildlife Management Plan
- Conservation of Healthy Populations of Fish and Wildlife
- Conserved Habitat Areas [Wildlife Law]
- Cooperative Agreement [Wildlife Law]
