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The Wildlife Law News Quarterly (WLNQ) is a subscription-based publication that reports on the latest developments in the area of wildlife law and policy. Concise articles on state, federal and provincial cases, attorney general opinions, and major legislative developments are reported, as well as federal rules pertaining to threatened and endangered species. Guest articles and editorials are welcome. The Quarterly was the brainchild of the Legal Committee of the International Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies. Members felt the need for a central place to read about the latest developments in wildlife law, including conservation and protection, enforcement of wildlife laws, and recurring legal issues surrounding wildlife management and policy.

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Acknowledgements
The Center for Wildlife Law would like to thank all subscribers to the Wildlife Law News Quarterly as well as the following entities that have provided funding to make the Quarterly possible since 1993: Federal Aid in Wildlife and Sportfish Restoration Acts; the Humane Society of the United States; the Educational Funding Committee of the International Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (IAFWA); Defenders of Wildlife; and the state fish and wildlife directors most of whom have subscribed at a higher level of funding in order to sustain the Quarterly and provide it to their departments. In particular, Paul Lenzini and Jim Christenson of the Legal Committee provided invaluable assistance in developing and sustaining the Quarterly and its online services.

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