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In 1937, Canada and the United States signed the Migratory Bird Treaty, aimed at protecting migratory bird populations that travel between the two countries. This treaty was designed to conserve various species of birds by establishing regulations for hunting and habitat preservation. It marked a significant step in international efforts to safeguard wildlife and promote environmental stewardship.

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