Two recent developments signal important changes to the current administration’s position on incidental take under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (“MBTA”): Both actions are linked to President Trump’s ...

Spring has sprung, yards are green again, flowers are blooming, and birds are nesting. What happens if they build a nest somewhere you don't want them to? Can you just move it? According to the ...

Throughout the last three and a half years, the Trump administration has rolled back fundamental protections for human health and the environment. Most of these rollbacks defy common sense – none more ...

Here is an interesting fact: under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918, it is illegal to hunt, kill, capture, or sell a crow or other migratory birds. However, a murder of crows can cause a host of ...

Questions over whether the law covers “incidental take” are unsettled despite more than a century of litigation and administrative changes. A House panel on Wednesday explored the big mystery in the ...

A more than 100-year-old law protecting migratory birds from unintentional deaths by oil and gas companies and construction crews could be weakened by the Trump administration "as early as Thursday," ...

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) -- Companies accused of causing migratory bird deaths may be harder to successfully prosecute after a federal appeals court recently ruled that a century-old wildlife protection ...

Charlie Kelly, this one's for you. The lovable stooge character on FX's sitcom "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" once famously declared himself an expert in "bird law," without offering specifics.