(a) By reason of the Congressional policy (e.g., Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act of 1956) of State-Federal cooperation and coordination in the area of fish and wildlife conservation, State and Federal agencies have implemented cooperative agreements for a variety of fish and wildlife programs on Federal lands. This practice shall be continued and encouraged. Appropriate topics for such cooperative agreements include but are not limited to:

1. (1) Protection, maintenance, and development of fish and wildlife habitat;
2. (2) Fish and wildlife reintroduction and propagation;
3. (3) Research and other field study programs including those involving the taking or possession of fish and wildlife;
4. (4) Fish and wildlife resource inventories and data collection;
5. (5) Law enforcement;
6. (6) Educational programs;
7. (7) Toxicity/mortality investigations and monitoring;
8. (8) Animal damage management;
9. (9) Endangered and threatened species;
10. (10) Habitat preservation;
11. (11) Joint processing of State and Federal permit applications for activities involving fish, wildlife and plants;
12. (12) Road management activities affecting fish and wildlife and their habitat;
13. (13) Management activities involving fish and wildlife; and,
14. (14) Disposition of fish and wildlife taken in conjunction with the activities listed in this paragraph.