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(1973) seeks to protect species threatened with extinction, forbids destruction of endangered species and habitats, funding for recovery effortsA land owner in Washington state has spotted an endangered Bald Eagle on his land. He contacts the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service who negotiate a Safe Harbour Agreement with her.
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