ANALYSIS OF THE ACTIVITIES OF THE US NATIONAL AUTHORITIES FOR THE PROTECTION OF MARINE MAMMALS
In the context of global changes, there is a need for a fundamentally new system of economic development, based on fundamental innovations, generating jobs, steadily meeting the needs of the Earth and all its citizens. This approach, called «blue» In the context of global changes, there is a need for a fundamentally new system of economic development, based on fundamental innovations, generating jobs, steadily meeting the needs of the Earth and all its citizens. This approach, called “blue”, is not only viable, it has already begun to take root. Marine mammals, as the most important component of the global ecosystem, need effective state protection. In this regard, there is a need to study the experience of public administration in various countries to preserve the number of marine mammals. According to the researchers, the United States has the most effective and efficient state-legal system for the conservation and use of marine biological resources. This study analyzes the activities of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, which is the national authority of CITES in the United States, as well as the National Marine Fisheries Service of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which work closely together to effectively protect marine mammals., is not only viable, it has already begun to take root. Marine mammals, as the most important component of the global ecosystem, need effective state protection. In this regard, there is a need to study the experience of public administration in various countries to preserve the number of marine mammals. According to the researchers, the United States has the most effective and efficient state-legal system for the conservation and use of marine biological resources. This study analyzes the activities of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, which is the national authority of CITES in the United States, as well as the National Marine Fisheries Service of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which work closely together to effectively protect marine mammals.