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five”of,21–23;biggamein,20–28,30–34, 45–46;diseaseepidemicsin,31–32,36,39, 44–50;earlycolonialconservationefforts in,28–34;andearlyEuropeancolonial treaties,15–16;nationalparksandgame reservesin,16–20,55–56;SwahiliArab ivorytradein,27–28.Seealsospecific colonies andnations AfricanConventionontheConservationofNature andNaturalResources(1968),56,149 AGPPA.SeeAmericanGameProtectiveand PropagationAssociation(AGPPA) AgreementSupplementingtheConventionof February7,1936fortheProtectionofMigratory BirdsandGameMammals,92 Agriculture,Departmentof(U.S.),64,69–70, 73,76,78,90.SeealsoBiologicalSurvey, Bureauof(U.S.) Alaska,17,73,77,81,98–99,120 ambergris,115–16 AmericanCommitteeonInternationalWildlife Protection,95 AmericanGameProtectiveandPropagation Association(AGPPA),11,63–64 AmericanOrnithologists’Union(AOU),11, 63–64,66–68,72,83;ModelLaw,67–68 Andresen,August,86 Anglo-BoerWar,34,47 Anglo-EgyptianSudan,41,50,52 AntarcticandAntarctica,4–6,8,12–13,106, 113,119;beginningofpelagicwhalingin, 121–27;andwhalemigrations,108–9;and whaleoilproduction,131–39 Antarcticconvergence,122–23,145 Anthony,Daniel,84 AOU.SeeAmericanOrnithologists’Union (AOU) apartheidism(human-animal),19,47–51,54–55 Arctic,8,106,108–9,111,117,119–23,125,129 Argentina,90,94,97,121,136,151 Index 1900LondonConvention.SeeConvention forthePreservationofWildAnimals, Birds,andFishinAfrica(1900London Convention) 1916Convention.SeeConventionforthe ProtectionofMigratoryBirds(1916 Convention) 1929NorwegianAct.SeeNorwegianWhaling Actsof1929and1935 1931GenevaConvention.SeeConventionfor theRegulationofWhaling(1931Geneva Convention) 1933LondonConvention.SeeConvention RelativetothePreservationofFloraand FaunainTheirNaturalState(1933London Convention) 1936Convention.SeeConventionbetweenthe UnitedStatesofAmericaandtheUnited StatesofMexicofortheProtectionofMigratory BirdsandGameMammals(1936 Convention) 1937LondonConvention.SeeInternational AgreementfortheRegulationofWhaling (1937LondonConvention) 1938LondonProtocol.SeeProtocolAmending theInternationalAgreementofJune8th, 1937fortheRegulationofWhaling(1938 LondonProtocol) 1940WesternHemisphereConvention.See ConventiononNatureProtectionand WildlifePreservationintheWestern Hemisphere(1940WesternHemisphere Convention) 1946WashingtonConvention.SeeInternational ConventionfortheRegulationof Whaling(1946WashingtonConvention) Abyssinia,13,34,39.SeealsoEthiopia Africa:and1900LondonConference,34–40; and1933LondonConference,48–52;“big 262|Index Bryde’swhales,110,114,142,144 Burrell,Martin,72 Burnham,JohnBird,63 Buxton,EdwardNorth,46,223n62 Buyers’Pool.SeeUnilever BWU.SeeBlueWhaleUnit(BWU) Caldwell,K.F.T.,42 Calles,PlutarcoElías,90 Camacho,ManuelAvila,93 Canada,3–5,8–9,11,13,65,150,151;and1916 Convention,71–78,79–81;andestablishment ofbirdreserves,87–88,91;Indian Affairs,Departmentof,81;Marineand Fisheries,Departmentof,87;provincial birdlawsin,67–68;andwetlanddrainage, 98–100;andwhaling,119–20,125,129–30, 136–37,142 CapeColony,15,28–29,34,37 Capelions,29 Cárdenas,Lázaro,88,90,93 Carranza,Venustiano,88 CentralAmericanstates,94–97 Cetacea.Seewhales CheyenneBottomsMigratoryBirdRefuge (U.S.),86 Chile,90,94,97,121,142 ChristianSalvesen,119,132 CITES.SeeConventiononInternationalTrade inEndangeredSpecies(CITES) Clark,Kingv.,79–80 Coly,JennieJune,63 CommissionofConservation(Canada),72 CommitteefortheProtectionoftheFauna andFloraofAsia,Australia,andNewZealand ,53 CommitteeofFour,143 ConferencefortheProtectionoftheFauna andFloraofAfricaandAsia,53 CongoBasinConvention,16,38 CongoFreeState,14–16,22,27,33,41,52, 221n42 Connecticut,Geerv.,66–68,71 conservation,definitionof,7–8 ConventionbetweentheUnitedStatesof AmericaandtheUnionofSovietSocialist RepublicsConcerningtheConservationof MigratoryBirdsandTheirEnvironment,99 ConventionbetweentheUnitedStatesof AmericaandtheUnitedStatesofMexico fortheProtectionofMigratoryBirdsand GameMammals(1936Convention),3, 90–94,98,181–84 ConventionforthePreservationofWild Animals,Birds,andFishinAfrica(1900 LondonConvention),3,14,34–40,47–50, 55,150,154–61...