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Appendix C.11: Fish and Wildlife Service
Appendix C.11: Fish and Wildlife Service
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and Russian governments signed a memorandum of understanding titled "Cooperation in the Field of Protection of the Environment and Natural Resources," which guides bilateral cooperation in this field. The U.S.Russia border across the Bering Strait makes the two countries pivotal partners for conservation and management of a shared ecosystem.
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Lessons learned during the decades of interaction have demonstrated importance of the following approaches: • Scientific collaboration between specialists who have devoted their careers to similar passions can persist despite political differences between the two countries. • Small FWS grants to upgrade Russian conservation infrastructure can lead to substantial improvements because of the relatively inexpensive cost of improvements in Russia, particularly when compared to the costs of similar work carried out in the United States.
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