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Regulations on deer hunting were imposed by the town charter of Newport, Rhode Island.
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Several colonies had passed laws against burning forests
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Connecticut and Massachusetts imposed limits on deer hunting
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The New York Sporting Club was formed
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The first state administered game and fish cammission was created in Massachusetts
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The American Forestry Association was organized to promote timber culture and forestry
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The Forestry office became the Division of Forestry of the USDA
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Congress authorized the creation of forest reserves from public owned land
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The Lacy Act of 1900 made the interstate transportation of game taken against state law federal crime
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The Weeks Law gave the President authority to purchase forest lands for river watershed protection
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The United States and Great Britain signed the Migratory Bird Treaty
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The federal Migratory Bird Treay Act was passed making the treaty effective
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The Federal government istituted a program of grants to farmers
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The United States Forest Sevices national forest system covered 182 million acres