Michigan endangered species Act

Michigan had since 1859 to protect the, 1994 endangered article 36501 status to Michigan laws wildlife species is defined as other than certain insects, the people at risk make "all kinds of fish, plant or animal that is under threat of extinction" or a significant portion of its range. Fish or wildlife may contain eggs or comply. Protection to research, scientific WildlifeThrough and analysis of extinction to endangered species conservation, protection, restoration and reproduction of endangered species section 36502 independently wild.According, Ministry of natural resources of the State of Michigan life and the environment will contribute to the quality of life for animals through scientific research restore and expertise for these animals can live your wild.AnalysisThe, natural resources and the environment is responsible for the exploration of different types of fish, flora and fauna to information about population, needs and information secure biological and ecological to determine, what should measures be taken to successfully for fish, plants and animal life. Analyzed to determine what factors must be, learning and experience specialized to provide a solution, the Department can scientific advice. A check is necessary, the State endangered species list or every two years to see if the solution proposed is the Ministry of natural resources of the working.AgreementsThe and sets environment programs such as such as the acquisition of terrestrial and aquatic habitats for species at risk. The Department can set up these programs treten.X and the rule of law in agreement of cooperation with federal agencies. It can also have agreements with the Michigan political divisions or even individuals to the ADMinistration and administration of a field or a program of 36503.WarningAccording section 36505 (1) guided work, section at risk "Aman take step, possess, transport, import, export, process, sell, offer for sale, purchase or offer to purchase" species.PunishmentA police officer has the right to enforce the law and make all necessary arrests. A person is guilty, charged with an offence contrary to this law and may be imprisoned for less than 90 days a fine of not more than step, $1,000, or both.