ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Many persons have contributed in varying degrees to the preparation of this book. Principal research assistance was provided by Susanne Clarke Howard and Dale R. Schmidt. For guidance on matters relating to marine mammals, Sanford E. Gaines was of considerable assistance. Helpful comments on early drafts of some or all of the chapters were received from a number of individuals both in and out of government. Special thanks in this regard is due G. Van Velsor Wolf Jr., Editor-in-Chief of the Environmental Law Reporter. Credit for many hours of difficult typing under extreme time pressures goes to Sheila Kerr. The proofreading and cite checking assistance of a number of law students, including Richard Carlson, Daniel P. Manning, Linda B. Murphy, and Neil Stoloff, was invaluable. For her customary willingness to pitch in with proofreading, editing, and anything else that needed to be done, without which none of the deadlines along the way would have been met, sincere appreciation goes to Sandra E. Bean. A final word of thanks is owed to Richard E. Gutting of the Council on Environmental Quality. Dick's unfailing cooperation, encouragement, and guidance made the challenging task of writing this book both a pleasure and a source of great satisfaction. 1. The Federal Treaty-Making Power New Directions for State Regulation: Constitutional Limitations Against Dis- crimination in the Regulation of Wildlife Acquisition and Management of Wild- A. The Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act B. The National Environmental Policy Act The Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp Act .. The Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration The Federal Aid in Fish Restoration Act D. The Land and Water Conservation Find Act |