Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act

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The Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act is a U.S. federal law that safeguards bald and golden eagles by prohibiting their killing, possession, sale, or disturbance without a permit.

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Statements (46)
Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal law
wildlife protection law
aimsTo maintain stable or increasing eagle populations in the United States
allows permits for limited take under specific conditions
appliesTo bald eagle
golden eagle
country United States
enforcedBy U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
hasShortName Eagle Protection Act
includesConcept eagle disturbance
eagle take permits
jurisdiction federal
legalStatusOfBaldEagle federally protected species
legalStatusOfGoldenEagle federally protected species
penaltyIncludes fines
imprisonment
primaryPurpose protection of bald and golden eagles
prohibits barter of bald and golden eagles without a permit
disturbance of bald and golden eagles without a permit
export of bald and golden eagles without a permit
import of bald and golden eagles without a permit
killing of bald and golden eagles without a permit
possession of bald and golden eagle eggs without a permit
possession of bald and golden eagle nests without a permit
possession of bald and golden eagle parts without a permit
possession of bald and golden eagles without a permit
purchase of bald and golden eagles without a permit
sale of bald and golden eagles without a permit
transport of bald and golden eagles without a permit
protects bald eagle eggs
bald eagle feathers
bald eagle nests
bald eagle parts
golden eagle eggs
golden eagle feathers
golden eagle nests
golden eagle parts
regulates commercial use of eagle parts
cultural and religious use of eagle parts under permit
scientific use of eagles and eagle parts
taking of bald eagles
taking of golden eagles
relatedTo Endangered Species Act of 1973
Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918
scope nationwide in the United States
subjectOf eagle conservation policy in the United States


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