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Christian & Small LLP Birmingham Alabama
Christian & Small LLP Daphne Alabama
DeConcini McDonald Yetwin & Lacy, P.C. Tucson Arizona
Zupkus & Angell, P.C. Denver Colorado
Brody Wilkinson PC Southport Connecticut
Gordon Arata Montgomery Barnett Lafayette Louisiana
Gordon Arata Montgomery Barnett New Orleans Louisiana
Hargrove, Smelley & Strickland Shreveport Louisiana
Hinkle Shanor LLP Albuquerque New Mexico
Hinkle Shanor LLP Roswell New Mexico
Hinkle Shanor LLP Santa Fe New Mexico
Coughlin & Gerhart, LLP Binghamton New York
Pearce Durick PLLC Bismarck North Dakota
Fogg Law Firm El Reno Oklahoma
Haglund Kelley, LLP Portland Oregon
Rothman Gordon Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
Moses, Palmer & Howell, L.L.P. Fort Worth Texas
Wharton Aldhizer & Weaver, PLC Harrisonburg Virginia
Hendrickson & Long PLLC Charleston West Virginia
Wharton Aldhizer & Weaver, PLC Harrisonburg West Virginia
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PKF Lawyers Winnipeg Canada
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Badeni, Cantilo, Carricart & Bilbao Buenos Aires Argentina
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OBLIN Rechtsanwälte Vienna Austria
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Pinilla, González & Prieto Abogados Bogota Colombia
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Giwa-Osagie & Company Lagos Nigeria
Giwa-Osagie & Company Abuja Nigeria
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Arslan Law Firm Istanbul Turkey

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Natural Resources Law

Natural Resources Law covers legal issues concerning land, water, wildlife, and other naturally-occurring elements and resources. Legal issues that arise under natural resources law are often related to environmental law.

Various federal legislation, such as the Code of Federal Regulations, govern conservation of resources efforts. Some states have a Department of Conservation and Natural Resources or similar government body, whose duties vary by state.