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"Feds Finalize Tribal Eagle Feather Policy"

"FRISCO, Colo. -- Federal officials say that, after consultation with Indian tribes, they’ve clarified a  national policy addressing the right of Native Americans to possess or use eagle feathers for cultural and religious expression."



"The policy covers all federally protected birds, bird feathers and bird parts and should help address tribal concerns and uncertainties about how and when eagle feathers can be transported and used. It will also help provide clarity for wildlife officials responsible for enforcing the protective laws."

The Summit County Citizens Voice had the story October 15, 2012.
 

Source: Summit County Voice, 10/16/2012