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1、适合英语笔译者阅读的文章 适合英语笔译者阅读的文章 引导语：今天精心了一些适合英语笔译这阅读的文章，各位大神们快来围观吧! 1、 The skies of North America today provide the backdrop for celebrating a century of conservation of one group of Earths most treasured animals: migratory birds. On August 16, 1916, the United States and Great Britain (on behalf of Canad
2、a) signed the first Migratory Bird Treaty (known in Canada as a Convention) to protect these shared natural resources.The treaty was the first international agreement forged to protect wild birds and among the first to protect any wildlife species. The Migratory Bird Treaty is the foundation for sig
3、nificant achievements in bird conservation that followed, with both nations enacting statutes to implement its provisions. In 1917, the Canadian Parliament passed the Migratory Bird Convention Act. In 1918, the U.S. Congress followed suit, passing the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. In subsequent years,
4、the United States signed similar treaties with Mexico (1936), Japan (1972), and Russia (1976). Migrating cranes “Our two countries conservation efforts have yielded real results, especially for waterfowl populations. I am proud of the work we have done, but as the recent release of The State of Nort
5、h Americas Birds report has shown, we have a challenging road ahead,” said Catherine McKenna, Minister of Environment and Climate Change Canada. “I know we are up to the task, and I look forward to building on our suesses, together, to recover other migratory bird species.” “Its hard to imagine the
6、North American continent without egrets, ducks, hawks or songbirds, but at the turn of the 20th century, thats the way things were looking,” said Dan Ashe, Director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which has responsibility for conserving and managing migratory birds and their habitats across the United States. “This treaty marked a turning point in the fate of our shared bird life, and it continues to this day to unite efforts in the United States and Canada to protect our shared birds across our international boundaries.” 模板,内容仅供参考
