Eagle Feathers - DOJ request for tribal input
Posted: Mon Oct 31, 2011 11:06 am
FYI
Department of Justice is considering adopting a policy that would memorialize its practice of enforcing federal wildlife laws in a manner that facilitates the ability of members of federally recognized tribes to use eagle feathers and other bird feathers and parts for cultural and religious purposes and is considering developing a joint federal and tribal training program on enforcement of wildlife and other environmental laws.
Dan
Dan Meza, Tribal Relations
USDA Forest Service
Southwestern Region 3
333 Broadway SE
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Phone 505-842-3424
FAX 505-842-3165
dmeza@fs.fed.us
Department of Justice is considering adopting a policy that would memorialize its practice of enforcing federal wildlife laws in a manner that facilitates the ability of members of federally recognized tribes to use eagle feathers and other bird feathers and parts for cultural and religious purposes and is considering developing a joint federal and tribal training program on enforcement of wildlife and other environmental laws.
Dan
Dan Meza, Tribal Relations
USDA Forest Service
Southwestern Region 3
333 Broadway SE
Albuquerque, NM 87102
Phone 505-842-3424
FAX 505-842-3165
dmeza@fs.fed.us