Title 50 C.F.R. — Wildlife and Fisheries

3234 sections

PART 1

• § 1.1 — Meaning of terms
• § 1.2 — Authorized representative
• § 1.3 — Service
• § 1.4 — Director
• § 1.5 — Officer in Charge
• § 1.6 — Person
• § 1.7 — Regional director
• § 1.8 — Secretary

PART 2

• § 2.1 — Headquarters
• § 2.2 — Regional offices

PART 3

• § 3.1 — Discrimination prohibited
• § 3.2 — Federal financial assistance
• § 3.3 — Discrimination by contractors and permittees prohibited

PART 10

• § 10.1 — Purpose of regulations
• § 10.2 — Scope of regulations
• § 10.3 — Other applicable laws
• § 10.4 — When regulations apply
• § 10.11 — Scope of definitions
• § 10.12 — Definitions
• § 10.13 — List of Birds Protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act
• § 10.21 — Director
• § 10.22 — Law enforcement offices

PART 11

• § 11.1 — Purpose of regulations
• § 11.2 — Scope of regulations
• § 11.3 — Filing of documents
• § 11.11 — Notice of violation
• § 11.12 — Petition for relief
• § 11.13 — Decision by the Director
• § 11.14 — Notice of assessment
• § 11.15 — Request for a hearing
• § 11.16 — Final administrative decision
• § 11.17 — Payment of final assessment
• § 11.21 — Commencement of hearing procedures
• § 11.22 — Appearance and practice
• § 11.23 — Hearings
• § 11.24 — Final administrative action
• § 11.25 — Appeal
• § 11.26 — Reporting service
• § 11.31 — Definitions
• § 11.32 — Purpose and scope
• § 11.33 — Adjustments to penalties
• § 11.34 — Subsequent adjustments

PART 12

• § 12.1 — What is the purpose of the regulations in this part?
• § 12.2 — What is the scope of the regulations in this part?
• § 12.3 — What definitions do I need to know?
• § 12.4 — When and how must documents be filed or issued?
• § 12.5 — How does the Service handle seizures made by other agencies?
• § 12.6 — How does the Service release seized property under a bond?
• § 12.11 — How is personal notification of seizure and proposed forfeiture provided?
• § 12.12 — How is public notification of seizure and proposed forfeiture provided?
• § 12.13 — How is a declaration of forfeiture issued?
• § 12.14 — What happens if the required notification of seizure and proposed forfeiture is not provided?
• § 12.31 — What are the basic types of forfeiture proceedings?
• § 12.32 — When may the Service or the Solicitor obtain administrative forfeiture of my property?
• § 12.33 — How do I file a petition for remission of forfeiture requesting the release of my property?
• § 12.34 — What are the standards for remission of forfeiture?
• § 12.35 — How will the Solicitor notify me of the decision on my petition for remission?
• § 12.36 — How do I file a claim to get back my seized property?
• § 12.37 — Can I get my property back while the claim is pending?
• § 12.38 — What happens if my property is subject to civil judicial actions to obtain forfeiture?
• § 12.51 — May I simply abandon my interest in the property?
• § 12.52 — Can I file a petition for remission for my abandoned property?
• § 12.61 — What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 12.62 — How does the Service keep track of forfeited or abandoned property?
• § 12.63 — When may the Service return live fish, wildlife, or plants to the wild?
• § 12.64 — How does forfeiture or abandonment affect the status of the property?
• § 12.65 — How does the Service dispose of forfeited or abandoned property?
• § 12.66 — How does the Service dispose of seized injurious fish or wildlife?
• § 12.67 — When may the Service donate forfeited or abandoned property?
• § 12.68 — When may the Service loan forfeited or abandoned property?
• § 12.69 — When may the Service sell forfeited or abandoned property?
• § 12.70 — When may the Service destroy forfeited or abandoned property?
• § 12.81 — When can the Service assess fees for costs incurred by the transfer, boarding, handling, or storage of property seized or forfeited?
• § 12.82 — How will my property be returned if my petition or claim is successful?

PART 13

• § 13.1 — General
• § 13.2 — Purpose of regulations
• § 13.3 — Scope of regulations
• § 13.4 — Emergency variation from requirements
• § 13.5 — Information collection requirements
• § 13.11 — Application procedures
• § 13.12 — General information requirements on applications for permits
• § 13.21 — Issuance of permits
• § 13.22 — Renewal of permits
• § 13.23 — Amendments of permits
• § 13.24 — Rights of succession by certain persons
• § 13.25 — Transfer of permits and scope of permit authorization
• § 13.26 — Discontinuance of permit activity
• § 13.27 — Permit suspension
• § 13.28 — Permit revocation
• § 13.29 — Review procedures
• § 13.41 — Humane conditions
• § 13.42 — Permits are specific
• § 13.43 — Alteration of permits
• § 13.44 — Display of permit
• § 13.45 — Filing of reports
• § 13.46 — Maintenance of records
• § 13.47 — Inspection requirement
• § 13.48 — Compliance with conditions of permit
• § 13.49 — Surrender of permit
• § 13.50 — Acceptance of liability

PART 14

• § 14.1 — Purpose of regulations
• § 14.2 — Scope of regulations
• § 14.3 — Information collection requirements
• § 14.4 — What terms do I have to understand?
• § 14.11 — General restrictions
• § 14.12 — Designated ports
• § 14.13 — Emergency diversion
• § 14.14 — In-transit shipments
• § 14.15 — Personal baggage and household effects
• § 14.16 — Border ports
• § 14.17 — Personally owned pet birds
• § 14.18 — Marine mammals
• § 14.19 — Special ports
• § 14.20 — Exceptions by permit
• § 14.21 — Shellfish and fishery products
• § 14.22 — Certain antique articles
• § 14.23 — Live farm-raised fish and farm-raised fish eggs
• § 14.24 — Scientific specimens
• § 14.31 — Permits to import or export wildlife at nondesignated port for scientific purposes
• § 14.32 — Permits to import or export wildlife at nondesignated port to minimize deterioration or loss
• § 14.33 — Permits to import or export wildlife at nondesignated port to alleviate undue economic hardship
• § 14.51 — Inspection of wildlife
• § 14.52 — Clearance of imported wildlife
• § 14.53 — Detention and refusal of clearance
• § 14.54 — Unavailability of Service officers
• § 14.55 — Exceptions to clearance requirements
• § 14.61 — Import declaration requirements
• § 14.62 — Exceptions to import declaration requirements
• § 14.63 — Export declaration requirements
• § 14.64 — Exceptions to export declaration requirements
• § 14.81 — Marking requirement
• § 14.82 — Alternatives and exceptions to the marking requirement
• § 14.91 — When do I need an import/export license?
• § 14.92 — What are the exemptions to the import/export license requirement?
• § 14.93 — How do I apply for an import/export license?
• § 14.94 — What fees apply to me?
• § 14.101 — Purposes
• § 14.102 — Definitions
• § 14.103 — Prohibitions
• § 14.104 — Translations
• § 14.105 — Consignment to carrier
• § 14.106 — Primary enclosures
• § 14.107 — Conveyance
• § 14.108 — Food and water
• § 14.109 — Care in transit
• § 14.110 — Terminal facilities
• § 14.111 — Handling
• § 14.112 — Other applicable provisions
• § 14.121 — Primary enclosures
• § 14.122 — Food and water
• § 14.123 — Care in transit
• § 14.131 — Primary enclosures
• § 14.132 — Food and water
• § 14.133 — Care in transit
• § 14.141 — Consignment to carrier
• § 14.142 — Primary enclosures
• § 14.151 — Primary enclosures
• § 14.161 — Primary enclosures
• § 14.171 — Consignment to carrier
• § 14.172 — Primary enclosures
• § 14.250 — What is the purpose of the regulations in this subpart?
• § 14.251 — What other regulations may apply?
• § 14.252 — What definitions do I need to know?
• § 14.253 — What are the restrictions contained in the regulations in this subpart?
• § 14.254 — What are the requirements for a licensed entity or registered Federal facility?
• § 14.255 — What are the requirements for a registered pre-BCPSA owner?
• § 14.256 — What are the requirements for a wildlife sanctuary?
• § 14.257 — Are there any exceptions to the restrictions contained in the regulations in this subpart?

PART 15

• § 15.1 — Purpose of regulations
• § 15.2 — Scope of regulations
• § 15.3 — Definitions
• § 15.4 — Information collection requirements
• § 15.11 — Prohibitions
• § 15.12 — Requirements
• § 15.21 — General application procedures
• § 15.22 — Permits for scientific research
• § 15.23 — Permits for zoological breeding or display programs
• § 15.24 — Permits for cooperative breeding
• § 15.25 — Permits for personal pets
• § 15.26 — Approval of cooperative breeding programs
• § 15.31 — Criteria for including species in the approved list for captive-bred species
• § 15.32 — Criteria for including species in the approved list for non-captive-bred species
• § 15.33 — Species included in the approved list
• § 15.41 — Criteria for including facilities as qualifying for imports. [Reserved]
• § 15.42 — List of foreign qualifying breeding facilities. [Reserved]
• § 15.51 — Criteria for including species and countries in the prohibited list. [Reserved]
• § 15.52 — Species included in the prohibited list. [Reserved]
• § 15.53 — Countries of export included in the prohibited list. [Reserved]

PART 16

• § 16.1 — Purpose of regulations
• § 16.2 — Scope of regulations
• § 16.3 — General restrictions
• § 16.11 — Importation of live wild mammals
• § 16.12 — Importation of live wild birds or their eggs
• § 16.13 — Importation of live or dead fish, mollusks, and crustaceans, or their eggs
• § 16.14 — Importation of live or dead amphibians or their eggs
• § 16.15 — Importation of live reptiles or their eggs
• § 16.22 — Injurious wildlife permits
• § 16.32 — Importation by Federal agencies
• § 16.33 — Importation of natural-history specimens

PART 17

• § 17.1 — Purpose of regulations
• § 17.2 — Scope of regulations
• § 17.3 — Definitions
• § 17.4 — Pre-Act wildlife
• § 17.5 — Alaska natives
• § 17.6 — State cooperative agreements. [Reserved]
• § 17.7 — Raptor exemption
• § 17.8 — Import exemption for threatened, CITES Appendix-II wildlife
• § 17.9 — Permit applications and information collection requirements
• § 17.11 — Endangered and threatened wildlife
• § 17.12 — Endangered and threatened plants
• § 17.21 — Prohibitions
• § 17.22 — Permits for endangered species
• § 17.23 — Economic hardship permits
• § 17.31 — Prohibitions
• § 17.32 — Permits for threatened species
• § 17.40 — Species-specific rules—mammals
• § 17.41 — Species-specific rules—birds
• § 17.42 — Species-specific rules—reptiles
• § 17.43 — Species-specific rules—amphibians
• § 17.44 — Species-specific rules—fishes
• § 17.45 — Species-specific rules—snails and clams
• § 17.46 — Species-specific rules—crustaceans
• § 17.47 — Species-specific rules—insects
• § 17.48 — [Reserved]
• § 17.50 — General
• § 17.51 — Treatment as endangered or threatened
• § 17.52 — Permits—similarity of appearance
• § 17.61 — Prohibitions
• § 17.62 — Permits for scientific purposes or for the enhancement of propagation or survival
• § 17.63 — Economic hardship permits
• § 17.71 — Prohibitions
• § 17.72 — Permits—general
• § 17.73 — Species-specific rules—flowering plants
• § 17.74 — Species-specific rules—conifers and cycads
• § 17.75-17.78 — 17.75-17.78 [Reserved]
• § 17.80 — Definitions
• § 17.81 — Listing
• § 17.82 — Prohibitions
• § 17.83 — Interagency cooperation
• § 17.84 — Species-specific rules—vertebrates
• § 17.85 — Species-specific rules—invertebrates
• § 17.86 — [Reserved]
• § 17.94 — Critical habitats
• § 17.95 — Critical habitat—fish and wildlife
• § 17.96 — Critical habitat—plants
• § 17.97-17.98 — 17.97-17.98 [Reserved]
• § 17.99 — Critical habitat; plants on the Hawaiian Islands
• § 17.100 — Purpose
• § 17.101 — Scope
• § 17.102 — Definitions
• § 17.103 — Establishment of protection areas
• § 17.104 — Prohibitions
• § 17.105 — Permits and exceptions
• § 17.106 — Emergency establishment of protection areas
• § 17.107 — Facilitating enforcement
• § 17.108 — List of designated manatee protection areas
• § 17.109-17.199 — 17.109-17.199 [Reserved]

PART 18

• § 18.1 — Purpose of regulations
• § 18.2 — Scope of regulations
• § 18.3 — Definitions
• § 18.11 — Prohibited taking
• § 18.12 — Prohibited importation
• § 18.13 — Prohibited uses, possession, transportation, and sales
• § 18.14 — Marine mammals taken before the Act
• § 18.21 — Actions permitted by international treaty, convention, or agreement
• § 18.22 — Taking by Federal, State or local government officials
• § 18.23 — Native exemptions
• § 18.24 — Taking incidental to commercial fishing operations
• § 18.25 — Exempted marine mammals or marine mammal products
• § 18.26 — Collection of certain dead marine mammal parts
• § 18.27 — Regulations governing small takes of marine mammals incidental to specified activities
• § 18.30 — Polar bear sport-hunted trophy import permits
• § 18.31 — Scientific research permits and public display permits
• § 18.32 — Waiver of the moratorium
• § 18.33 — Procedures for issuance of permits and modification, suspension, or revocation thereof
• § 18.34 — Guidelines for use in safely deterring polar bears
• § 18.70 — Basis and purpose
• § 18.71 — Definitions
• § 18.72 — Scope of regulations
• § 18.73 — Burden of proof
• § 18.74 — Notice of hearing
• § 18.75 — Notification by interested persons
• § 18.76 — Presiding officer
• § 18.77 — Direct testimony submitted as written documents
• § 18.78 — Mailing address
• § 18.79 — Inspection and copying of documents
• § 18.80 — Ex parte communications
• § 18.81 — Prehearing conference
• § 18.82 — Prehearing order
• § 18.83 — Determination to cancel the hearing
• § 18.84 — Rebuttal testimony and new issues of fact in prehearing order
• § 18.85 — Waiver of right to participate
• § 18.86 — Conduct of the hearing
• § 18.87 — Direct testimony
• § 18.88 — Cross-examination
• § 18.89 — Oral and written arguments
• § 18.90 — Recommended decision, certification of the transcript and submission of comments on the recommended decision
• § 18.91 — Director's decision
• § 18.92 — Purpose of regulations
• § 18.93 — Scope of regulations
• § 18.94 — Pacific walrus (Alaska)
• § 18.100 — Specified activities covered by this subpart
• § 18.101 — Specified geographic region where this subpart applies
• § 18.102 — Dates this subpart is in effect
• § 18.103 — Procedure to obtain a Letter of Authorization (LOA)
• § 18.104 — How the FWS will evaluate a request for an LOA
• § 18.105 — Authorized take allowed under an LOA
• § 18.106 — Prohibited take under an LOA
• § 18.107 — Mitigation
• § 18.108 — Monitoring
• § 18.109 — Reporting requirements
• § 18.110 — Information collection requirements
• § 18.119 — Specified activities covered by this subpart
• § 18.120 — Specified geographic region where this subpart applies
• § 18.121 — Dates this subpart is in effect
• § 18.122 — Procedure to obtain a Letter of Authorization (LOA)
• § 18.123 — How the Service will evaluate a request for a Letter of Authorization (LOA)
• § 18.124 — Authorized take allowed under a Letter of Authorization (LOA)
• § 18.125 — Prohibited take under a Letter of Authorization (LOA)
• § 18.126 — Mitigation
• § 18.127 — Monitoring
• § 18.128 — Reporting requirements
• § 18.129 — Information collection requirements
• § 18.142 — Specified activities covered by this subpart
• § 18.143 — Specified geographic region where this subpart applies
• § 18.144 — Dates this subpart is in effect
• § 18.145 — Procedure to obtain a Letter of Authorization (LOA)
• § 18.146 — How the Service will evaluate a request for an LOA
• § 18.147 — Authorized take allowed under an LOA
• § 18.148 — Prohibited take under an LOA
• § 18.149 — Mitigation
• § 18.150 — Monitoring
• § 18.151 — Reporting requirements
• § 18.152 — Information collection requirements

PART 19

• § 19.1 — Purpose of regulations
• § 19.2 — Scope of regulations
• § 19.3 — Relation to other laws
• § 19.4 — Definitions
• § 19.11 — General prohibitions
• § 19.12 — Exceptions to general prohibitions
• § 19.21 — Limitation on Federal permits
• § 19.31 — State permits
• § 19.32 — Annual reporting requirements

PART 20

• § 20.1 — Scope of regulations
• § 20.2 — Relation to other provisions
• § 20.11 — What terms do I need to understand?
• § 20.20 — Migratory Bird Harvest Information Program
• § 20.21 — What hunting methods are illegal?
• § 20.22 — Closed seasons
• § 20.23 — Shooting hours
• § 20.24 — Daily limit
• § 20.25 — Wanton waste of migratory game birds
• § 20.26 — Emergency closures
• § 20.31 — Prohibited if taken in violation of subpart C
• § 20.32 — During closed season
• § 20.33 — Possession limit
• § 20.34 — Opening day of a season
• § 20.35 — Field possession limit
• § 20.36 — Tagging requirement
• § 20.37 — Custody of birds of another
• § 20.38 — Possession of live birds
• § 20.39 — Termination of possession
• § 20.40 — Gift of migratory game birds
• § 20.41 — Prohibited if taken in violation of subpart C
• § 20.42 — Transportation of birds of another
• § 20.43 — Species identification requirement
• § 20.44 — Marking package or container
• § 20.51 — Prohibited if taken in violation of subpart C
• § 20.52 — Species identification requirement
• § 20.53 — Marking package or container
• § 20.61 — Importation limits
• § 20.62 — Importation of birds of another
• § 20.63 — Species identification requirement
• § 20.64 — Foreign export permits
• § 20.65 — Processing requirement
• § 20.66 — Marking of package or container
• § 20.71 — Violation of Federal law
• § 20.72 — Violation of State law
• § 20.73 — Violation of foreign law
• § 20.81 — Tagging requirement
• § 20.82 — Records required
• § 20.83 — Inspection of premises
• § 20.91 — Commercial use of feathers
• § 20.92 — Personal use of feathers or skins
• § 20.100 — General provisions
• § 20.101 — Seasons, limits and shooting hours for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands
• § 20.102 — Seasons, limits, and shooting hours for Alaska
• § 20.103 — Seasons, limits, and shooting hours for mourning and white-winged doves and wild pigeons
• § 20.104 — Seasons, limits, and shooting hours for rails, woodcock, and common (Wilson's) snipe
• § 20.105 — Seasons, limits and shooting hours for waterfowl, coots, and gallinules
• § 20.106 — Seasons, limits, and shooting hours for sandhill cranes
• § 20.107 — Seasons, limits, and shooting hours for tundra swans
• § 20.108 — Nontoxic shot zones
• § 20.109 — Extended seasons, limits, and hours for taking migratory game birds by falconry
• § 20.110 — Regulations for certain Federal Indian reservations and ceded lands
• § 20.131 — Extension of seasons
• § 20.132 — Subsistence use in Alaska
• § 20.133 — Hunting regulations for crows
• § 20.134 — Approval of nontoxic shot types and shot coatings
• § 20.151 — Purpose and scope
• § 20.152 — Definitions
• § 20.153 — Regulations committee
• § 20.154 — Flyway Councils
• § 20.155 — Public file

PART 21

• § 21.2 — Purpose of this part
• § 21.4 — Scope of regulations
• § 21.5 — Disqualifying factors
• § 21.6 — Definitions
• § 21.8 — Information collection requirements
• § 21.10 — General permit requirements
• § 21.12 — General exceptions to permit requirements
• § 21.14 — Authorization—birds in buildings
• § 21.16 — Authorization—salvage
• § 21.18 — Authorization—exhibition use of specimens
• § 21.22 — Authorization—licensed veterinarians
• § 21.32 — Authorization—mortality events
• § 21.34 — Authorization—natural resource agency employees
• § 21.40 — Authorization—law enforcement personnel
• § 21.42 — Authorization of take incidental to military readiness activities
• § 21.45 — Permit exceptions for captive-reared mallard ducks
• § 21.47 — [Reserved]
• § 21.48 — Permit exceptions for captive-bred migratory waterfowl other than mallard ducks
• § 21.63 — Taxidermist permits
• § 21.67 — Import and export permits
• § 21.70 — Banding or marking permits
• § 21.73 — Scientific collecting permits
• § 21.76 — Rehabilitation permits
• § 21.82 — Falconry standards and falconry permitting
• § 21.85 — 21.85 Raptor propagation permitting.
• § 21.88 — Waterfowl sale and disposal permits
• § 21.95 — Special purpose permits
• § 21.100 — Depredation permits
• § 21.120 — Special Canada goose permit
• § 21.123 — Special double-crested cormorant permit
• § 21.150 — Depredation order for blackbirds, cowbirds, crows, grackles, and magpies
• § 21.153 — Depredation order for horned larks, house finches, and white-crowned sparrows in California
• § 21.156 — Depredation order for depredating California scrub jays and Steller's jays in Washington and Oregon
• § 21.159 — Control order for resident Canada geese at airports and military airfields
• § 21.162 — Depredation order for resident Canada geese nests and eggs
• § 21.165 — Depredation order for resident Canada geese at agricultural facilities
• § 21.168 — Public health control order for resident Canada geese
• § 21.171 — Control order for purple swamphens
• § 21.174 — Control order for Muscovy ducks in the United States
• § 21.177 — Control order for invasive migratory birds in Hawaii
• § 21.180 — Conservation order for light geese
• § 21.183 — Population control of resident Canada geese

PART 22

• § 22.2 — Purpose of this part
• § 22.4 — Scope of this part
• § 22.5 — Disqualifying factors
• § 22.6 — Definitions
• § 22.8 — Information collection requirements
• § 22.10 — Relationship to other permit requirements
• § 22.12 — Illegal activities
• § 22.15 — Authorization—exhibition use of eagle specimens
• § 22.50 — Eagle scientific and exhibition permits
• § 22.60 — Eagle Indian religious permits
• § 22.70 — Eagle falconry permits
• § 22.80-22.85 — 22.80-22.85 [Reserved]
• § 22.100 — Eagle depredation permits
• § 22.120 — Golden eagle depredations control order on request of Governor of a State
• § 22.122 — Conditions and limitations on taking under depredation control order
• § 22.200 — Specific permits
• § 22.210 — General permits
• § 22.215 — Conditions of permits
• § 22.220 — Compensatory mitigation
• § 22.250 — Permits for incidental take of eagles by wind energy projects
• § 22.260 — Permits for incidental take of eagles by power lines
• § 22.280 — Permits for disturbance take of eagles
• § 22.300 — Permits for take of eagle nests
• § 22.325 — Permits for golden eagle nest take for resource recovery operations
• § 22.400 — Permits for bald eagle take exempted under the Endangered Species Act

PART 23

• § 23.1 — What are the purposes of these regulations and CITES?
• § 23.2 — How do I decide if these regulations apply to my shipment or me?
• § 23.3 — What other wildlife and plant regulations may apply?
• § 23.4 — What are Appendices I, II, and III?
• § 23.5 — How are the terms used in these regulations defined?
• § 23.6 — What are the roles of the Management and Scientific Authorities?
• § 23.7 — What office do I contact for CITES information?
• § 23.8 — What are the information collection requirements?
• § 23.9 — Incorporation by reference
• § 23.13 — What is prohibited?
• § 23.14 — [Reserved]
• § 23.15 — How may I travel internationally with my personal or household effects, including tourist souvenirs?
• § 23.16 — What are the U.S. CITES requirements for urine, feces, and synthetically derived DNA?
• § 23.17 — What are the requirements for CITES specimens traded internationally by diplomatic, consular, military, and other persons exempt from customs duties or inspections?
• § 23.18 — What CITES documents are required to export Appendix-I wildlife?
• § 23.19 — What CITES documents are required to export Appendix-I plants?
• § 23.20 — What CITES documents are required for international trade?
• § 23.21 — What happens if a country enters a reservation for a species?
• § 23.22 — What are the requirements for in-transit shipments?
• § 23.23 — What information is required on U.S. and foreign CITES documents?
• § 23.24 — What code is used to show the source of the specimen?
• § 23.25 — What additional information is required on a non-Party CITES document?
• § 23.26 — When is a U.S. or foreign CITES document valid?
• § 23.27 — What CITES documents do I present at the port?
• § 23.32 — How do I apply for a U.S. CITES document?
• § 23.33 — How is the decision made to issue or deny a request for a U.S. CITES document?
• § 23.34 — What kinds of records may I use to show the origin of a specimen when I apply for a U.S. CITES document?
• § 23.35 — What are the requirements for an import permit?
• § 23.36 — What are the requirements for an export permit?
• § 23.37 — What are the requirements for a re-export certificate?
• § 23.38 — What are the requirements for a certificate of origin?
• § 23.39 — What are the requirements for an introduction-from-the-sea certificate?
• § 23.40 — What are the requirements for a certificate for artificially propagated plants?
• § 23.41 — What are the requirements for a bred-in-captivity certificate?
• § 23.42 — What are the requirements for a plant hybrid?
• § 23.43 — What are the requirements for a wildlife hybrid?
• § 23.44 — What are the requirements for traveling internationally with my personally owned live wildlife?
• § 23.45 — What are the requirements for a pre-Convention specimen?
• § 23.46 — What are the requirements for registering a commercial breeding operation for Appendix-I wildlife and commercially exporting specimens?
• § 23.47 — What are the requirements for export of an Appendix-I plant artificially propagated for commercial purposes?
• § 23.48 — What are the requirements for a registered scientific institution?
• § 23.49 — What are the requirements for an exhibition traveling internationally?
• § 23.50 — What are the requirements for a sample collection covered by an ATA carnet?
• § 23.51 — What are the requirements for issuing a partially completed CITES document?
• § 23.52 — What are the requirements for replacing a lost, damaged, stolen, or accidentally destroyed CITES document?
• § 23.53 — What are the requirements for obtaining a retrospective CITES document?
• § 23.54 — How long is a U.S. or foreign CITES document valid?
• § 23.55 — How may I use a CITES specimen after import into the United States?
• § 23.56 — What U.S. CITES document conditions do I need to follow?
• § 23.60 — What factors are considered in making a legal acquisition finding?
• § 23.61 — What factors are considered in making a non-detriment finding?
• § 23.62 — What factors are considered in making a finding of not for primarily commercial purposes?
• § 23.63 — What factors are considered in making a finding that an animal is bred in captivity?
• § 23.64 — What factors are considered in making a finding that a plant is artificially propagated?
• § 23.65 — What factors are considered in making a finding that an applicant is suitably equipped to house and care for a live specimen?
• § 23.68 — How can I trade internationally in roots of American ginseng?
• § 23.69 — How can I trade internationally in fur skins and fur skin products of bobcat, river otter, Canada lynx, gray wolf, and brown bear harvested in the United States?
• § 23.70 — How can I trade internationally in American alligator and other crocodilian skins, parts, and products?
• § 23.71 — How can I trade internationally in sturgeon caviar?
• § 23.72 — How can I trade internationally in plants?
• § 23.73 — How can I trade internationally in timber?
• § 23.74 — How can I trade internationally in personal sport-hunted trophies?
• § 23.75 — How can I trade internationally in vicuña (Vicugna vicugna)?
• § 23.78 — What happens to confiscated wildlife and plants?
• § 23.79 — How may I participate in the Plant Rescue Center Program?
• § 23.84 — What are the roles of the Secretariat and the committees?
• § 23.85 — What is a meeting of the Conference of the Parties (CoP)?
• § 23.86 — How can I obtain information on a CoP?
• § 23.87 — How does the United States develop documents and negotiating positions for a CoP?
• § 23.88 — What are the resolutions and decisions of the CoP?
• § 23.89 — What are the criteria for listing species in Appendix I or II?
• § 23.90 — What are the criteria for listing species in Appendix III?
• § 23.91 — How do I find out if a species is listed?
• § 23.92 — Are any wildlife or plants, and their parts, products, or derivatives, exempt?

PART 24

• § 24.1 — Purpose of regulations
• § 24.2 — Scope of regulations
• § 24.11 — General restrictions
• § 24.12 — Designated ports

PART 25

• § 25.11 — Purpose of regulations
• § 25.12 — What do these terms mean?
• § 25.13 — Other applicable laws
• § 25.21 — When and how do we open and close areas of the National Wildlife Refuge System to public access and use or continue a use?
• § 25.22 — Lost and found articles
• § 25.23 — Information collection requirements
• § 25.24 — Drain tile setbacks
• § 25.31 — General provisions
• § 25.41 — Who issues refuge permits?
• § 25.42 — Permits required to be exhibited on request
• § 25.43 — Who may terminate or revoke a permit and why?
• § 25.44 — How do we grant permits for easement area uses?
• § 25.45 — Appeals procedure
• § 25.51 — General provisions
• § 25.52 — Designation
• § 25.53 — Establishment of single visit entrance fees
• § 25.54 — Posting and public notification
• § 25.55 — Refuge admission permits
• § 25.56 — Enforcement
• § 25.57 — Exceptions and exemptions
• § 25.61 — General provisions
• § 25.71 — Public safety
• § 25.72 — Reporting of accidents

PART 26

• § 26.11 — Purpose of regulations
• § 26.21 — General trespass provision
• § 26.22 — General exception for entry
• § 26.23 — Exception for entry to the headquarters office
• § 26.24 — Exception for entry when accompanied by refuge personnel
• § 26.25 — Exception for entry to persons with an economic use privilege
• § 26.26 — Exception for entry for use of emergency shelter
• § 26.27 — Exception for entry on designated routes of travel
• § 26.31 — General provisions
• § 26.32 — Recreational uses
• § 26.33 — Special regulations
• § 26.34 — What are the special regulations concerning public access, use, and recreation for individual national wildlife refuges?
• § 26.35 — Cabin sites
• § 26.36 — Public assemblies and meetings
• § 26.41 — What is the process for determining if a use of a national wildlife refuge is a compatible use?

PART 27

• § 27.11 — Purpose of regulations
• § 27.21 — General provisions
• § 27.31 — General provisions regarding vehicles
• § 27.32 — Boats
• § 27.33 — Water skiing
• § 27.34 — Aircraft
• § 27.41 — General provisions
• § 27.42 — Firearms
• § 27.43 — Weapons other than firearms
• § 27.51 — Disturbing, injuring, and damaging plants and animals
• § 27.52 — Introduction of plants and animals
• § 27.61 — Destruction or removal of property
• § 27.62 — Search for and removal of objects of antiquity
• § 27.63 — Search for and removal of other valued objects
• § 27.64 — Prospecting and mining
• § 27.65 — Tampering with vehicles and equipment
• § 27.71 — Commercial filming and still photography and audio recording
• § 27.72 — Audio equipment
• § 27.73 — Artificial lights
• § 27.81 — Alcoholic beverages
• § 27.82 — Possession and delivery of controlled substances
• § 27.83 — Indecency and disorderly conduct
• § 27.84 — Interference with persons engaged in authorized activities
• § 27.85 — Gambling
• § 27.86 — Begging
• § 27.91 — Field trials
• § 27.92 — Private structures
• § 27.93 — Abandonment of property
• § 27.94 — Disposal of waste
• § 27.95 — Fires
• § 27.96 — Advertising
• § 27.97 — Private operations

PART 28

• § 28.11 — Purpose of regulations
• § 28.21 — General provisions
• § 28.31 — General penalty provisions
• § 28.32 — Penalty provisions concerning fires and timber
• § 28.41 — Impoundment of abandoned property
• § 28.42 — Impounding of domestic animals
• § 28.43 — Destruction of dogs and cats

PART 29

• § 29.1 — May we allow economic uses on national wildlife refuges?
• § 29.2 — Cooperative land management
• § 29.3-29.4 — 29.3-29.4 [Reserved]
• § 29.5 — Fees
• § 29.10 — Definitions
• § 29.11 — Purpose and scope
• § 29.12 — Preexisting uses
• § 29.13 — Compatibility-determination requirement
• § 29.14 — Preapplication meeting
• § 29.15 — General application procedures
• § 29.16 — Right-of-way permit application
• § 29.17 — Survey plat and legal description
• § 29.18 — Reimbursement of costs
• § 29.19 — Nature of interest granted
• § 29.20 — Terms and conditions
• § 29.21 — Construction
• § 29.22 — Disposal, transfer, or termination of interest
• § 29.23 — Required payment for use and occupancy of National Wildlife Refuge System land
• § 29.24 — Electric power transmission line rights-of-way
• § 29.25 — Rights-of-way for pipelines for the transportation of oil, natural gas, synthetic liquid, or gaseous fuels, or any refined product produced from these substances
• § 29.26 — Hearing and appeals procedures
• § 29.27 — Severability
• § 29.31 — Mineral ownerships in the United States
• § 29.32 — Non-Federal mineral rights
• § 29.40 — What are the purpose and scope of the regulations in this subpart?
• § 29.41 — When does this subpart apply to me?
• § 29.42 — What authorization do I need to conduct operations?
• § 29.43 — If I am already operating under Service authorization, what do I need to do?
• § 29.44 — If I am operating without prior Service authorization, what do I need to do?
• § 29.50 — What do the terms used in this subpart mean?
• § 29.60 — Do I need an operations permit for my pre-existing operation?
• § 29.61 — What information must I provide to the Service?
• § 29.62 — What if I intend to conduct new operations or modify my pre-existing operations?
• § 29.63 — What plugging and reclamation requirements apply to my pre-existing operations?
• § 29.64 — What other provisions apply to my operations?
• § 29.70 — When do I need a temporary access permit?
• § 29.71 — How do I apply for a temporary access permit?
• § 29.72 — When will the Service grant a temporary access permit?
• § 29.73 — How much time will I have to conduct my reconnaissance surveys?
• § 29.80 — Do I need a permit for accessing oil and gas rights from a non-Federal location?
• § 29.90 — Who must apply for an operations permit?
• § 29.91 — What should I do before filing an application?
• § 29.92 — May I use previously submitted information?
• § 29.93 — Do I need to submit information for all possible future operations?
• § 29.94 — What information must be included in all applications?
• § 29.95 — What additional information must be included if I am proposing geophysical exploration?
• § 29.96 — What additional information must be included if I am proposing drilling operations?
• § 29.97 — What additional information must be included if I am proposing production operations?
• § 29.100 — How will the Service process my application?
• § 29.101 — How will the Service conduct an initial review?
• § 29.102 — How will the Service conduct a formal review?
• § 29.103 — What standards must be met to approve my application?
• § 29.104 — What actions may the Service take on my operations permit application?
• § 29.110 — What are the purposes of the Service's operating standards?
• § 29.111 — What general facility design and management standards must I meet?
• § 29.112 — What fish and wildlife protection standards must I meet?
• § 29.113 — What hydrologic standards must I meet?
• § 29.114 — What safety standards must I meet?
• § 29.115 — What lighting and visual standards must I meet?
• § 29.116 — What noise reduction standards must I meet?
• § 29.117 — What reclamation and protection standards must I meet?
• § 29.118 — What additional operating standards apply to geophysical operations?
• § 29.119 — What additional operating standards apply to drilling and production operations?
• § 29.120 — What terms and conditions apply to all operators?
• § 29.121 — What monitoring and reporting is required for all operators?
• § 29.122 — For how long is my operations permit valid?
• § 29.140 — May I cross Federal property to reach the boundary of my oil and gas right?
• § 29.141 — Will the Service charge me a fee for access?
• § 29.142 — Will I be charged a fee for emergency access to my operations?
• § 29.150 — When do I have to provide financial assurance to the Service?
• § 29.151 — How does the Service establish the amount of financial assurance?
• § 29.152 — Will the Service adjust the amount required for my financial assurance?
• § 29.153 — When will the Service release my financial assurance?
• § 29.154 — Under what circumstances will I forfeit my financial assurance?
• § 29.160 — Can I modify operations under an approved permit?
• § 29.170 — What are my responsibilities if I transfer my right to operate?
• § 29.171 — What must I do if operations are transferred to me?
• § 29.180 — When must I plug my well?
• § 29.181 — Can I get an extension to the well plugging requirement?
• § 29.190 — What acts are prohibited under this subpart?
• § 29.191 — What enforcement actions can the Service take?
• § 29.192 — How do violations affect my ability to obtain a permit?
• § 29.200 — Can I, as operator, appeal Service decisions?
• § 29.210 — How can the public learn about oil and gas activities on refuge lands?
• § 29.220 — Has the Office of Management and Budget approved the collection of information?

PART 30

• § 30.1 — Surplus range animals
• § 30.2 — Disposition of surplus range animals
• § 30.11 — Control of feral animals
• § 30.12 — Disposition of feral animals

PART 31

• § 31.1 — Determination of surplus wildlife populations
• § 31.2 — Methods of surplus wildlife population control and disposal
• § 31.11 — Donation and loan of wildlife specimens
• § 31.12 — Sale of wildlife specimens
• § 31.13 — Do we allow commercial harvest of fishery resources?
• § 31.14 — Official animal control operations
• § 31.15 — Public hunting and fishing programs
• § 31.16 — Trapping program
• § 31.17 — Disposal of furs and pelts

PART 32

• § 32.1 — Opening of wildlife refuge areas to hunting
• § 32.2 — What are the requirements for hunting on areas of the National Wildlife Refuge System?
• § 32.3 — What are the procedures for publication of refuge-specific hunting regulations?
• § 32.4 — Opening of wildlife refuge areas to fishing
• § 32.5 — What are the requirements for sportfishing on areas of the National Wildlife Refuge System?
• § 32.6 — What are the procedures for publication of refuge-specific sport fishing regulations?
• § 32.7 — What refuge units are open to hunting and/or sport fishing?
• § 32.8 — Areas closed to hunting
• § 32.9 — Information collection requirements
• § 32.20 — Alabama
• § 32.21 — Alaska
• § 32.22 — Arizona
• § 32.23 — Arkansas
• § 32.24 — California
• § 32.25 — Colorado
• § 32.26 — Connecticut
• § 32.27 — Delaware
• § 32.28 — Florida
• § 32.29 — Georgia
• § 32.30 — Hawaii
• § 32.31 — Idaho
• § 32.32 — Illinois
• § 32.33 — Indiana
• § 32.34 — Iowa
• § 32.35 — Kansas
• § 32.36 — Kentucky
• § 32.37 — Louisiana
• § 32.38 — Maine
• § 32.39 — Maryland
• § 32.40 — Massachusetts
• § 32.41 — Michigan
• § 32.42 — Minnesota
• § 32.43 — Mississippi
• § 32.44 — Missouri
• § 32.45 — Montana
• § 32.46 — Nebraska
• § 32.47 — Nevada
• § 32.48 — New Hampshire
• § 32.49 — New Jersey
• § 32.50 — New Mexico
• § 32.51 — New York
• § 32.52 — North Carolina
• § 32.53 — North Dakota
• § 32.54 — Ohio
• § 32.55 — Oklahoma
• § 32.56 — Oregon
• § 32.57 — Pennsylvania
• § 32.58 — Rhode Island
• § 32.59 — South Carolina
• § 32.60 — South Dakota
• § 32.61 — Tennessee
• § 32.62 — Texas
• § 32.63 — Utah
• § 32.64 — Vermont
• § 32.65 — Virginia
• § 32.66 — Washington
• § 32.67 — West Virginia
• § 32.68 — Wisconsin
• § 32.69 — Wyoming
• § 32.70 — Guam

PART 34

• § 34.1 — Purpose
• § 34.2 — Authority
• § 34.3 — Definitions
• § 34.4 — Eligibility of areas
• § 34.5 — Distribution of revenues
• § 34.6 — Schedule of appraisals
• § 34.7 — Fair market value appraisals
• § 34.8 — Appropriations authorized
• § 34.9 — Protests

PART 35

• § 35.1 — Definitions
• § 35.2 — Objectives
• § 35.3 — General regulations
• § 35.4 — Appropriations and personnel
• § 35.5 — Commercial enterprises, roads, motor vehicles, motorized equipment, motorboats, aircraft, mechanical transport, structures, and installations
• § 35.6 — Public use
• § 35.7 — Control of wildfires, insects, pest plants, and disease
• § 35.8 — Forest management
• § 35.9 — Livestock grazing
• § 35.10 — Controlled burning
• § 35.11 — Scientific uses
• § 35.12 — Water rights
• § 35.13 — Access to State and private lands
• § 35.14 — Special regulations

PART 36

• § 36.1 — How do the regulations in this part apply to me and what do they cover?
• § 36.2 — What do these terms mean?
• § 36.3 — Information collection
• § 36.11 — Purpose and policy
• § 36.12 — Use of snowmobiles, motorboats, dog teams and other means of surface transportation traditionally employed by local rural residents engaged in subsistence uses
• § 36.13 — Subsistence fishing
• § 36.14 — Subsistence hunting and trapping
• § 36.15 — Subsistence uses of timber and plant material
• § 36.16 — Closure to subsistence uses of fish and wildlife
• § 36.31 — Recreational activities
• § 36.32 — Taking of fish and wildlife
• § 36.33 — What do I need to know about using cabins and related structures on Alaska National Wildlife Refuges?
• § 36.34 — Firearms
• § 36.35 — Unattended property
• § 36.36 — Sled dogs and household pets
• § 36.37 — Revenue producing visitor services
• § 36.39 — Public use
• § 36.41 — Permits
• § 36.42 — Public participation and closure procedures

PART 37

• § 37.1 — Purpose
• § 37.2 — Definitions
• § 37.3 — Other applicable laws
• § 37.4 — Disclaimer and disqualification
• § 37.11 — General standards for exploratory activities
• § 37.12 — Responsibilities of permittee
• § 37.13 — Group participation
• § 37.14 — Bonding
• § 37.21 — Application requirements
• § 37.22 — Approval of exploration plan
• § 37.23 — Special use permit
• § 37.24 — Plan of operation
• § 37.25 — Revision
• § 37.31 — Environmental protection
• § 37.32 — Special areas
• § 37.33 — Environmental briefing
• § 37.41 — Responsibilities of the Regional Director
• § 37.42 — Inspection and monitoring
• § 37.43 — Suspension and modification
• § 37.44 — Revocation and relinquishment
• § 37.45 — Exploration by the U.S. Geological Survey
• § 37.46 — Cost reimbursement
• § 37.47 — Civil penalties
• § 37.51 — Operational reports
• § 37.52 — Records
• § 37.53 — Submission of data and information
• § 37.54 — Disclosure

PART 38

• § 38.1 — Applicability
• § 38.2 — Scope
• § 38.3 — Executive authority; duration
• § 38.4 — Authorized functions, powers, and duties
• § 38.5 — Emergency authority
• § 38.6 — General
• § 38.7 — Adopted offenses
• § 38.8 — Consistency with Federal law
• § 38.9 — Breach of the peace
• § 38.10 — Trespass
• § 38.11 — Prostitution and lewd behavior
• § 38.12 — Alcoholic beverages
• § 38.13 — Speed limits
• § 38.14 — Miscellaneous prohibitions
• § 38.15 — Attempt
• § 38.16 — Penalties
• § 38.17 — General

PART 70

• § 70.1 — Purpose
• § 70.2 — Administrative provisions
• § 70.3 — State cooperation in national fish hatchery area management
• § 70.4 — Prohibited acts
• § 70.5 — Enforcement, penalty, and procedural requirements for violations of parts 25, 26, and 27
• § 70.6 — Public entry and use
• § 70.7 — Land-use management
• § 70.8 — Range and feral animal management
• § 70.9 — Wildlife species management

PART 71

• § 71.1 — Opening of national fish hatcheries to hunting and sport fishing
• § 71.2 — What are the requirements for hunting on areas of the National Fish Hatchery System?
• § 71.3 — Information collection requirements
• § 71.11 — National fish hatcheries open for hunting
• § 71.12 — National fish hatcheries open for sport fishing

PART 80

• § 80.1 — What does this part do?
• § 80.2 — What terms do I need to know?
• § 80.10 — Who is eligible to receive the benefits of the Acts?
• § 80.11 — [Reserved]
• § 80.12 — [Reserved]
• § 80.20 — What does revenue from hunting and fishing licenses include?
• § 80.21 — What if a State diverts license revenue from the control of its fish and wildlife agency?
• § 80.22 — What must a State do to resolve a declaration of diversion?
• § 80.23 — Does a declaration of diversion affect a previous Federal obligation of funds?
• § 80.30 — Why must a State fish and wildlife agency certify the number of paid license holders?
• § 80.31 — How does a State fish and wildlife agency certify the number of paid license holders?
• § 80.32 — What is the certification period?
• § 80.33 — How does a State fish and wildlife agency decide who to count as paid license holders in the annual certification?
• § 80.34 — Must a State fish and wildlife agency receive a minimum amount of revenue for each year a license holder is certified?
• § 80.35 — What additional options and requirements apply to multiyear licenses?
• § 80.36 — May a State fish and wildlife agency count license holders in the annual certification if the agency receives funds from the State or other entity to cover the holders' license fees?
• § 80.37 — May the State fish and wildlife agency certify a license sold at a discount?
• § 80.38 — May a State fish and wildlife agency certify a license when an entity other than the agency offers a discount on a license or offers a free license?
• § 80.39 — What must a State fish and wildlife agency do if it becomes aware of errors in its certified license data?
• § 80.40 — May the Service recalculate an apportionment if a State fish and wildlife agency submits revised data?
• § 80.41 — May the Director correct a Service error in apportioning funds?
• § 80.50 — What activities are eligible for funding under the Wildlife Restoration Act?
• § 80.51 — What activities are eligible for funding under the Sport Fish Restoration Act?
• § 80.52 — What activities are eligible for funding under all programs and subprograms under the Acts?
• § 80.53 — May an activity be eligible for funding if it is not explicitly eligible according to the regulations in this part?
• § 80.54 — Are costs of State central services eligible for funding?
• § 80.55 — What activities are ineligible for funding?
• § 80.56 — May a State fish and wildlife agency receive an award to carry out part of a larger project?
• § 80.57 — How does a proposed project qualify as substantial in character and design?
• § 80.58 — What are public access requirements for activities in an approved award under the Wildlife Restoration or Sport Fish Restoration programs?
• § 80.60 — What is the relationship between the Traditional Wildlife Restoration Program, the Basic Hunter Education and Safety subprogram, and the Enhanced Hunter Education and Safety program for acquiring land for, expanding, or constructing public target ranges?
• § 80.61 — What sources of funding in the Wildlife Restoration Act may a State fish and wildlife agency use to support public target range projects, and may funds from multiple sources be used in a single award?
• § 80.62 — What are eligible and ineligible 90/10/5 activities?
• § 80.63 — What exception is provided for Enhanced Hunter Education and Safety program funds in relation to Basic Hunter Education and Safety program funds?
• § 80.64 — What requirements apply to funds for the Recreational Boating Access subprogram?
• § 80.65 — What limitations apply to spending on the Aquatic Resource Education and the State Outreach and Communications subprograms?
• § 80.66 — [Reserved]
• § 80.67 — How does a State fish and wildlife agency allocate costs to an award in multipurpose projects and facilities?
• § 80.68 — Must a State fish and wildlife agency allocate funds between marine and freshwater fisheries projects?
• § 80.69 — What requirements apply to allocation of funds between marine and freshwater fisheries projects?
• § 80.70 — May a State fish and wildlife agency finance an activity from more than one annual apportionment?
• § 80.71 — What requirements apply to financing an activity from more than one annual apportionment?
• § 80.80 — [Reserved]
• § 80.81 — What must a State fish and wildlife agency submit when applying for a comprehensive-management-system award?
• § 80.82 — What must a State fish and wildlife agency submit when applying for a project-by-project award?
• § 80.83 — What is the Federal share of allowable costs?
• § 80.84 — How does the Service establish the non-Federal share of allowable costs?
• § 80.85 — What requirements apply to cost sharing?
• § 80.90 — [Reserved]
• § 80.91 — What is a Federal obligation of funds, and how does it occur?
• § 80.92 — How long are funds available for a Federal obligation?
• § 80.93 — When may a State fish and wildlife agency incur costs under an award?
• § 80.94 — May a State fish and wildlife agency incur costs before the beginning of the period of performance?
• § 80.95 — How does a State fish and wildlife agency receive Federal award funds?
• § 80.96 — May a State fish and wildlife agency use Federal funds without using cost sharing?
• § 80.97 — What is barter, and may a State fish and wildlife agency use barter of goods or services to carry out a grant-funded project?
• § 80.98 — How must a State fish and wildlife agency include barter in an award and report barter transactions?
• § 80.99 — Are symbols available to identify projects?
• § 80.100 — Must a State fish and wildlife agency display one of the symbols set forth in this part on a completed project?
• § 80.120 — What is program income?
• § 80.121 — [Reserved]
• § 80.122 — May a State fish and wildlife agency deduct the costs of generating program income from gross income?
• § 80.123 — [Reserved]
• § 80.124 — How may a State fish and wildlife agency use unexpended program income?
• § 80.125 — How must a State fish and wildlife agency treat income that it earns after the period of performance?
• § 80.126 — How must a State fish and wildlife agency treat income earned by a subrecipient after the period of performance?
• § 80.130 — Must a State fish and wildlife agency hold title to real property acquired under an award?
• § 80.131 — Must a State fish and wildlife agency hold an easement acquired under an award?
• § 80.132 — Must a State fish and wildlife agency have control over the land or water where it completes capital improvements?
• § 80.133 — Must a State fish and wildlife agency maintain acquired or completed capital improvements?
• § 80.134 — How must a State fish and wildlife agency use real property?
• § 80.135 — What if a State fish and wildlife agency allows a use of real property that interferes with its authorized purpose?
• § 80.136 — Is it a diversion if a State fish and wildlife agency does not use real property acquired under an award for its authorized purpose?
• § 80.137 — What if real property is no longer useful or needed for its original purpose?
• § 80.150 — How does a State fish and wildlife agency revise an award?
• § 80.151 — May a State fish and wildlife agency appeal a decision?
• § 80.160 — What are the information collection requirements of this part?

PART 81

• § 81.1 — Definitions
• § 81.2 — Cooperation with the States
• § 81.3 — Cooperative Agreement
• § 81.4 — Allocation of funds
• § 81.5 — Information for the Secretary
• § 81.6 — Project Agreement
• § 81.7 — Availability of funds
• § 81.8 — Payments
• § 81.9 — Assurances
• § 81.10 — Submission of documents
• § 81.11 — Divergent opinions over project merits
• § 81.12 — Contracts
• § 81.13 — Inspection
• § 81.14 — Comprehensive plan alternative
• § 81.15 — Audits

PART 82

• § 82.1 — Scope of regulations
• § 82.2 — Purpose of regulations
• § 82.3 — Supplementary information and procedures
• § 82.4 — Authority
• § 82.5 — Definitions
• § 82.6 — Submission of proposals
• § 82.7 — Coordination with States
• § 82.8 — Prosecution of work
• § 82.9 — General information for the Secretary
• § 82.10 — Payments to grantee
• § 82.11 — Forms of vouchers
• § 82.12 — Permit requirements
• § 82.13 — Ownership of property
• § 82.14 — Inspection and audit
• § 82.15 — Record retention
• § 82.16 — Reporting
• § 82.17 — Procurement
• § 82.18 — Officials not to benefit
• § 82.19 — Patents and inventions
• § 82.20 — Civil rights
• § 82.21 — Copyrights

PART 84

• § 84.10 — What is the purpose and scope of this rule?
• § 84.11 — How does the Service define the terms used in this rule?
• § 84.12 — What are the information collection, record keeping, and reporting requirements?
• § 84.20 — What are the grant eligibility requirements?
• § 84.21 — How do I apply for a National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Grant?
• § 84.22 — What needs to be included in grant proposals?
• § 84.30 — How are projects selected for grants?
• § 84.31 — An overview of the ranking criteria
• § 84.32 — What are the ranking criteria?
• § 84.40 — What conditions must I follow to accept Federal grant money?
• § 84.41 — Who prepares a grant agreement? What needs to be included?
• § 84.42 — What if a grant agreement is not signed?
• § 84.43 — How do States get the grant monies?
• § 84.44 — What is the timetable for the use of grant money?
• § 84.45 — How do I amend a proposal?
• § 84.46 — What are the cost-sharing requirements?
• § 84.47 — What are allowable costs?
• § 84.48 — What are the procedures for acquiring, maintaining, and disposing of real property?
• § 84.49 — What if the project costs more or less than originally expected?
• § 84.50 — How does a State certify compliance with Federal laws, regulations, and policies?

PART 85

• § 85.10 — Purpose and scope
• § 85.11 — Definitions
• § 85.12 — Information collection, recordkeeping, and reporting requirements
• § 85.20 — Eligible activities
• § 85.21 — Application procedures
• § 85.22 — Grant proposals
• § 85.30 — Grant selection criteria
• § 85.31 — Grant selection
• § 85.40 — Cost sharing
• § 85.41 — Allowable costs
• § 85.42 — Real and personal property
• § 85.43 — Signs and symbols
• § 85.44 — Fee charges for use of facilities
• § 85.45 — Public access to facilities and maintenance
• § 85.46 — Survey and plan standards
• § 85.47 — Program crediting
• § 85.48 — Compliance with Federal laws, regulations, and policies

PART 86

• § 86.1 — What does this part do?
• § 86.2 — What is the purpose of BIG?
• § 86.3 — What terms do I need to know?
• § 86.10 — Who may apply for a BIG grant?
• § 86.11 — What actions are eligible for funding?
• § 86.12 — What types of construction and services does boating infrastructure include?
• § 86.13 — What operational and design features must a facility have where a BIG-funded facility is located?
• § 86.14 — How can I receive BIG funds for facility maintenance?
• § 86.15 — How can dredging qualify as an eligible action?
• § 86.16 — What actions are ineligible for BIG funding?
• § 86.17 — Who must own the site of a BIG-funded facility?
• § 86.18 — How can I ensure that a BIG-funded facility continues to serve its intended purpose for its useful life?
• § 86.19 — What if a BIG-funded facility would benefit both eligible and ineligible users?
• § 86.30 — What is the source of BIG funds?
• § 86.31 — How does the Service know how much money will be available for BIG grants each year?
• § 86.32 — What are the match requirements?
• § 86.33 — What information must I give on match commitments, and where do I give it?
• § 86.34 — What if a partner is not willing or able to follow through on a match commitment?
• § 86.40 — What are the differences between BIG Tier 1—State grants and BIG Tier 2—National grants?
• § 86.41 — How do I apply for a grant?
• § 86.42 — What do I have to include in a grant application?
• § 86.43 — What information must I put in the project statement?
• § 86.44 — What if I need more than the maximum Federal share and required match to complete my BIG-funded project?
• § 86.45 — If the Service does not select my grant application for funding, can I apply for the same project the following year?
• § 86.46 — What changes can I make in a grant application after I submit it?
• § 86.50 — Who ranks BIG Tier 2—National grant applications?
• § 86.51 — What criteria does the Service use to evaluate BIG Tier 2—National applications?
• § 86.52 — What does the Service consider when evaluating a project on the need for more or improved boating infrastructure?
• § 86.53 — What factors does the Service consider for benefits to eligible users that justify the cost?
• § 86.54 — What does the Service consider when evaluating a project on boater access to significant destinations and services that support transient boater travel?
• § 86.55 — What does the Service consider as a partner for the purposes of these ranking criteria?
• § 86.56 — What does the Service consider when evaluating a project that includes more than the minimum match?
• § 86.57 — What does the Service consider when evaluating contributions that a partner brings to a project?
• § 86.58 — What does the Service consider when evaluating a project for a physical component, technology, or technique that will improve eligible user access?
• § 86.59 — What does the Service consider when evaluating a project for innovative physical components, technology, or techniques that improve the BIG project?
• § 86.60 — What does the Service consider when evaluating a project for demonstrating a commitment to environmental compliance, sustainability, and stewardship?
• § 86.61 — What happens after the Director approves projects for funding?
• § 86.70 — What standards must I follow when constructing a BIG-funded facility?
• § 86.71 — How much time do I have to complete the work funded by a BIG grant?
• § 86.72 — What if I cannot complete the project during the period of performance?
• § 86.73 — How long must I operate and maintain a BIG-funded facility, and who is responsible for the cost of facility operation and maintenance?
• § 86.74 — How do I determine the useful life of a BIG-funded facility?
• § 86.75 — How should I credit BIG?
• § 86.76 — How can I use the logo for BIG?
• § 86.77 — How must I treat program income?
• § 86.78 — How must I treat income earned after the period of performance?
• § 86.90 — How much must an operator of a BIG-funded facility charge for using the facility?
• § 86.91 — May an operator of a BIG-funded facility increase or decrease user fees during its useful life?
• § 86.92 — Must an operator of a BIG-funded facility allow public access?
• § 86.93 — May I prohibit overnight use by eligible vessels at a BIG-funded facility?
• § 86.94 — Must I give information to eligible users and the public about BIG-funded facilities?
• § 86.100 — Can I change the information in a grant application after I receive a grant?
• § 86.101 — How do I ask for a revision of a grant?
• § 86.102 — Can I appeal a decision?
• § 86.103 — Can the Director authorize an exception to this part?
• § 86.110 — What are the information-collection requirements of this part?

PART 90

• § 90.1 — General
• § 90.2 — Scope of regulations
• § 90.11 — Statutory provisions
• § 90.12 — Interpretation
• § 90.13 — Policy
• § 90.14 — Waterfowl depredation complaints; where filed
• § 90.15 — Criteria to govern approval of applications
• § 90.16 — Actions following investigation
• § 90.17 — Compliance with other regulations

PART 91

• § 91.1 — Purpose of regulations
• § 91.2 — Definitions
• § 91.3 — Public attendance at contest
• § 91.4 — Eligible species
• § 91.11 — Contest opening date and entry deadline
• § 91.12 — Contest eligibility
• § 91.13 — Technical requirements for design and submission of entry
• § 91.14 — Restrictions on subject matter for entry
• § 91.15 — [Reserved]
• § 91.16 — Submission procedures for entry
• § 91.17 — Property insurance for contest entries
• § 91.18 — Failure to comply with contest regulations
• § 91.21 — Selection and qualification of contest judges
• § 91.22 — Display of contest entries
• § 91.23 — Scoring criteria for contest
• § 91.24 — Contest procedures
• § 91.31 — Return of entries after contest

PART 92

• § 92.1 — Purpose of regulations
• § 92.2 — Authority
• § 92.3 — Applicability and scope
• § 92.4 — Definitions
• § 92.5 — Who is eligible to participate?
• § 92.6 — Use and possession of migratory birds
• § 92.7-92.9 — 92.7-92.9 [Reserved]
• § 92.10 — Alaska Migratory Bird Co-management Council
• § 92.11 — Regional management areas
• § 92.12 — Relationship to the process for developing national hunting regulations for migratory game birds
• § 92.13-92.19 — 92.13-92.19 [Reserved]
• § 92.20 — Methods and means
• § 92.21 — Emergency closures
• § 92.22 — Subsistence migratory bird species
• § 92.23-92.29 — 92.23-92.29 [Reserved]
• § 92.30 — General overview of regulations
• § 92.31 — Region-specific regulations
• § 92.32 — Emergency regulations to protect Steller's eiders
• § 92.33-92.39 — 92.33-92.39 [Reserved]

PART 200

• § 200.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 200.2 — Small business size standards and frequency of review

PART 216

• § 216.1 — Purpose of regulations
• § 216.2 — Scope of regulations
• § 216.3 — Definitions
• § 216.4 — Other laws and regulations
• § 216.5 — Payment of penalty
• § 216.6 — Forfeiture and return of seized property
• § 216.7 — Holding and bonding
• § 216.8 — Enforcement officers
• § 216.11 — Prohibited taking
• § 216.12 — Prohibited importation
• § 216.13 — Prohibited uses, possession, transportation, sales, and permits
• § 216.14 — Marine mammals taken before the MMPA
• § 216.15 — Depleted species
• § 216.16 — Prohibitions under the General Authorization for Level B harassment for scientific research
• § 216.17 — General prohibitions
• § 216.18 — Approaching humpback whales in Alaska
• § 216.19 — Special restrictions for humpback whales in waters surrounding the islands of Hawaii
• § 216.20 — Special restrictions for Hawaiian spinner dolphins
• § 216.21 — Actions permitted by international treaty, convention, or agreement
• § 216.22 — Taking by State or local government officials
• § 216.23 — Native exceptions
• § 216.24 — Taking and related acts in commercial fishing operations including tuna purse seine vessels in the eastern tropical Pacific Ocean
• § 216.25 — Exempted marine mammals and marine mammal products
• § 216.26 — Collection of certain marine mammal parts without prior authorization
• § 216.27 — Release, non-releasability, and disposition under special exception permits for rehabilitated marine mammals
• § 216.30 — [Reserved]
• § 216.31 — Definitions
• § 216.32 — Scope
• § 216.33 — Permit application submission, review, and decision procedures
• § 216.34 — Issuance criteria
• § 216.35 — Permit restrictions
• § 216.36 — Permit conditions
• § 216.37 — Marine mammal parts
• § 216.38 — Reporting
• § 216.39 — Permit amendments
• § 216.40 — Penalties and permit sanctions
• § 216.41 — Permits for scientific research and enhancement
• § 216.42 — Photography. [Reserved]
• § 216.43 — Public display. [Reserved]
• § 216.44 — Applicability/transition
• § 216.45 — General Authorization for Level B harassment for scientific research
• § 216.46 — U.S. citizens on foreign flag vessels operating under the International Dolphin Conservation Program
• § 216.47 — Access to marine mammal tissue, analyses, and data
• § 216.48-216.49 — 216.48-216.49 [Reserved]
• § 216.50 — Importation at designated ports
• § 216.71 — Allowable take of fur seals
• § 216.72 — Restrictions on subsistence use of fur seals
• § 216.73 — Disposition of fur seal parts
• § 216.74 — Cooperation between fur seal subsistence users, tribal and Federal officials
• § 216.81 — Visits to fur seal rookeries
• § 216.82 — Dogs prohibited
• § 216.83 — Importation of birds or mammals
• § 216.84 — [Reserved]
• § 216.85 — Walrus and Otter Islands
• § 216.86 — Local regulations
• § 216.87 — Wildlife research
• § 216.90 — Purposes
• § 216.91 — Dolphin-safe labeling standards
• § 216.92 — Dolphin-safe requirements for tuna harvested in the ETP by large purse seine vessels
• § 216.93 — Tracking and verification program
• § 216.94 — False statements or endorsements
• § 216.95 — Official mark for “Dolphin-safe” tuna products
• § 216.101 — Purpose
• § 216.102 — Scope
• § 216.103 — Definitions
• § 216.104 — Submission of requests
• § 216.105 — Specific regulations
• § 216.106 — Letter of Authorization
• § 216.107 — Incidental harassment authorization for Arctic waters
• § 216.108 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting under incidental harassment authorizations for Arctic waters
• § 216.110 — Purpose
• § 216.111 — Scope
• § 216.112 — Definitions
• § 216.113 — Issuance and duration of permits
• § 216.114 — Hunt management requirements and restrictions
• § 216.115 — Accounting and identification of gray whales
• § 216.116 — Use of edible and nonedible whale products
• § 216.117 — Prohibited acts
• § 216.118 — Requirements for monitoring, reporting, and recordkeeping
• § 216.119 — Expiration and amendment

PART 217

• § 217.1 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.2 — Effective dates
• § 217.3 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.4 — Prohibitions
• § 217.5 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.6 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.7 — Letters of Authorization
• § 217.8 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 217.9-217.10 — 217.9-217.10 [Reserved]
• § 217.11 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.12 — Effective dates
• § 217.13 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.14 — Prohibitions
• § 217.15 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.16 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.17 — Letters of Authorization
• § 217.18 — Modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 217.19 — [Reserved]
• § 217.30 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.31 — Effective dates
• § 217.32 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.33 — Prohibitions
• § 217.34 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.35 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.36 — Letters of Authorization
• § 217.37 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 217.38-217.39 — 217.38-217.39 [Reserved]
• § 217.40 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.41 — Effective dates
• § 217.42 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.43 — Prohibitions
• § 217.44 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.45 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.46 — Letters of Authorization
• § 217.47 — Modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 217.48-217.49 — 217.48-217.49 [Reserved]
• § 217.50 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.51 — Effective dates
• § 217.52 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.53 — Prohibitions
• § 217.54 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.55 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.56 — Letters of Authorization
• § 217.57 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 217.58-217.59 — 217.58-217.59 [Reserved]
• § 217.60 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.61 — Effective dates
• § 217.62 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.63 — Prohibitions
• § 217.64 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.65 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.66 — Letters of Authorization
• § 217.67 — Renewals and modifications of Letter of Authorization
• § 217.68-217.69 — 217.68-217.69 [Reserved]
• § 217.80 — Specified activity and geographical region
• § 217.81 — Effective dates
• § 217.82 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.83 — Prohibitions
• § 217.84 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.85 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.86 — Letters of Authorization
• § 217.87 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 217.88-217.89 — 217.88-217.89 [Reserved]
• § 217.100 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.101 — Effective dates
• § 217.102 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.103 — Prohibitions
• § 217.104 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.105 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.106 — Letters of Authorization
• § 217.107 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 217.108-217.109 — 217.108-217.109 [Reserved]
• § 217.110 — Specified activity and geographical region
• § 217.111 — Effective dates
• § 217.112 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.113 — Prohibitions
• § 217.114 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.115 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.116 — Letters of Authorization
• § 217.117 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 217.118-217.119 — 217.118-217.119 [Reserved]
• § 217.120 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.121 — Effective dates
• § 217.122 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.123 — Prohibitions
• § 217.124 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.125 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.126 — Letters of Authorization
• § 217.127 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 217.128-217.129 — 217.128-217.129 [Reserved]
• § 217.130 — Specified activity and geographical region
• § 217.131 — Effective dates
• § 217.132 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.133 — Prohibitions
• § 217.134 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.135 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.136 — Letters of Authorization
• § 217.137 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 217.138-217.139 — [Reserved]
• § 217.160 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.161 — Effective dates
• § 217.162 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.163 — Prohibitions
• § 217.164 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.165 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.166 — Letters of authorization
• § 217.167 — Modifications of letters of authorization
• § 217.168-217.169 — 217.168-217.169 [Reserved]
• § 217.170 — Specified activity and geographical region
• § 217.171 — Effective dates
• § 217.172 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.173 — Prohibitions
• § 217.174 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.175 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.176 — Letters of Authorization
• § 217.177 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 217.178-217.179 — 217.178-217.179 [Reserved]
• § 217.180 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.181 — Effective dates
• § 217.182 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.183 — Prohibitions
• § 217.184 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.185 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.186 — Letters of Authorization
• § 217.187 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 217.188 — Severability
• § 217.189 — [Reserved]
• § 217.190 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.191 — Effective dates
• § 217.192 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.193 — Prohibitions
• § 217.194 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.195 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.196 — Letters of Authorization
• § 217.197 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 217.198-217.199 — 217.198-217.199 [Reserved]
• § 217.200 — Specified activities and specified geographical region
• § 217.201 — Effective dates
• § 217.202 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.203 — Prohibitions
• § 217.204 — Mitigation
• § 217.205 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.206 — Applications for Letters of Authorization
• § 217.207 — Letters of Authorization
• § 217.208 — Renewal of Letters of Authorization
• § 217.209 — Modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 217.230 — Specified activity and geographical region
• § 217.231 — Effective dates
• § 217.232 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.233 — Prohibitions
• § 217.234 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.235 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.236 — Letters of Authorization
• § 217.237 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 217.260 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.261 — Effective dates
• § 217.262 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.263 — Prohibitions
• § 217.264 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.265 — Monitoring and reporting requirements
• § 217.266 — Letter of Authorization
• § 217.267 — Modifications of Letter of Authorization
• § 217.268-217.269 — 217.268-217.269 [Reserved]
• § 217.270 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.271 — Effective dates
• § 217.272 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.273 — Prohibitions
• § 217.274 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.275 — Monitoring and reporting requirements
• § 217.276 — Letter of Authorization
• § 217.277 — Modifications of Letter of Authorization
• § 217.280 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.281 — Effective dates
• § 217.282 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.283 — Prohibitions
• § 217.284 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.285 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 217.286 — Letter of Authorization
• § 217.287 — Modifications of Letter of Authorization
• § 217.288-217.289 — 217.288-217.289 [Reserved]
• § 217.290 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.291 — Effective dates
• § 217.292 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.293 — Prohibitions
• § 217.294 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.295 — Monitoring and reporting requirements
• § 217.296 — Letter of Authorization
• § 217.297 — Modifications of Letter of Authorization
• § 217.298-217.299 — 217.298-217.299 [Reserved]
• § 217.300 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.301 — Effective dates
• § 217.302 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.303 — Prohibitions
• § 217.304 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.305 — Monitoring and reporting requirements
• § 217.306 — Letter of Authorization
• § 217.307 — Modifications of Letter of Authorization
• § 217.308-217.309 — 217.308-217.309 [Reserved]
• § 217.310 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.311 — Effective dates
• § 217.312 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.313 — Prohibitions
• § 217.314 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.315 — Monitoring and reporting requirements
• § 217.316 — Letter of Authorization
• § 217.317 — Modifications of Letter of Authorization
• § 217.318-217.319 — 217.318-217.319 [Reserved]
• § 217.320 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.321 — Effective dates
• § 217.322 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.323 — Prohibitions
• § 217.324 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.325 — Monitoring and reporting requirements
• § 217.326 — Letter of Authorization
• § 217.327 — Modifications of Letter of Authorization
• § 217.328-217.329 — 217.328-217.329 [Reserved]
• § 217.340 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 217.341 — Effective dates
• § 217.342 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 217.343 — Prohibitions
• § 217.344 — Mitigation requirements
• § 217.345 — Monitoring and reporting requirements
• § 217.346 — Letter of Authorization
• § 217.347 — Modifications of Letter of Authorization
• § 217.348-217.349 — 217.348-217.349 [Reserved]

PART 218

• § 218.1 — Specified activity and geographical region
• § 218.2 — Effective dates
• § 218.3 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 218.4 — Prohibitions
• § 218.5 — Mitigation requirements
• § 218.6 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 218.7 — Letters of Authorization
• § 218.8 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 218.9 — [Reserved]
• § 218.10 — Specified activity and geographical region
• § 218.11 — Effective dates
• § 218.12 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 218.13 — Prohibitions
• § 218.14 — Mitigation requirements
• § 218.15 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 218.16 — Letters of Authorization
• § 218.17 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 218.18-218.19 — 218.18-218.19 [Reserved]
• § 218.60 — Specified activity and geographical region
• § 218.61 — Effective dates
• § 218.62 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 218.63 — Prohibitions
• § 218.64 — Mitigation requirements
• § 218.65 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 218.66 — Letters of Authorization
• § 218.67 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 218.68-218.69 — 218.68-218.69 [Reserved]
• § 218.70 — Specified activity and geographical region
• § 218.71 — Effective dates
• § 218.72 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 218.73 — Prohibitions
• § 218.74 — Mitigation requirements
• § 218.75 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 218.76 — Letters of Authorization
• § 218.77 — Modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 218.78-218.79 — 218.78-218.79 [Reserved]
• § 218.80 — Specified activity and geographical region
• § 218.81 — Effective dates
• § 218.82 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 218.83 — Prohibitions
• § 218.84 — Mitigation requirements
• § 218.85 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 218.86 — Letters of Authorization
• § 218.87 — Modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 218.88-218.89 — 218.88-218.89 [Reserved]
• § 218.90 — Specified activity and geographical region
• § 218.91 — Effective dates
• § 218.92 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 218.93 — Prohibitions
• § 218.94 — Mitigation requirements
• § 218.95 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 218.96 — Letters of Authorization
• § 218.97 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 218.140 — Specified activity and geographical region
• § 218.141 — Effective dates
• § 218.142 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 218.143 — Prohibitions
• § 218.144 — Mitigation requirements
• § 218.145 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 218.146 — Letters of Authorization
• § 218.147 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 218.148 — [Reserved]
• § 218.150 — Specified activity and geographical region
• § 218.151 — Effective dates and definitions
• § 218.152 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 218.153 — Prohibitions
• § 218.154 — Mitigation requirements
• § 218.155 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 218.156 — Letters of Authorization
• § 218.157 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 218.158 — [Reserved]
• § 218.230 — Specified activity, level of taking, and species/stocks
• § 218.231 — Effective dates
• § 218.232 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 218.233 — Prohibitions
• § 218.234 — Mitigation
• § 218.235 — Requirements for monitoring
• § 218.236 — Requirements for reporting
• § 218.237 — Letter of Authorization
• § 218.238 — Renewals and modifications of a Letter of Authorization

PART 219

• § 219.31 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 219.32 — Effective dates
• § 219.33 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 219.34 — Prohibitions
• § 219.35 — Mitigation requirements
• § 219.36 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 219.37 — Letters of Authorization
• § 219.38 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 219.39-219.40 — 219.39-219.40 [Reserved]
• § 219.61 — Specified activity and specified geographical region
• § 219.62 — Effective dates
• § 219.63 — Permissible methods of taking
• § 219.64 — Prohibitions
• § 219.65 — Mitigation requirements
• § 219.66 — Requirements for monitoring and reporting
• § 219.67 — Letters of Authorization
• § 219.68 — Renewals and modifications of Letters of Authorization
• § 219.69-219.70 — 219.69-219.70 [Reserved]

PART 221

• § 221.1 — What is the purpose of this part, and to what license proceedings does it apply?
• § 221.2 — What terms are used in this part?
• § 221.3 — How are time periods computed?
• § 221.4 — What deadlines apply to the trial-type hearing and alternatives processes?
• § 221.10 — Who may represent a party, and what requirements apply to a representative?
• § 221.11 — What are the form and content requirements for documents under this subpart?
• § 221.12 — Where and how must documents be filed?
• § 221.13 — What are the requirements for service of documents?
• § 221.20 — What supporting information must NOAA provide with its preliminary conditions or prescriptions?
• § 221.21 — How do I request a hearing?
• § 221.22 — How do I file a notice of intervention and response?
• § 221.23 — Will hearing requests be consolidated?
• § 221.24 — Can a hearing process be stayed to allow for settlement discussions?
• § 221.25 — How will NOAA respond to any hearing requests?
• § 221.26 — What will the Office of Habitat Conservation do with any hearing requests?
• § 221.27 — What regulations apply to a case referred for a hearing?
• § 221.30 — What will the Department of Commerce's designated ALJ office do with a case referral?
• § 221.31 — What are the powers of the ALJ?
• § 221.32 — What happens if the ALJ becomes unavailable?
• § 221.33 — Under what circumstances may the ALJ be disqualified?
• § 221.34 — What is the law governing ex parte communications?
• § 221.35 — What are the requirements for motions?
• § 221.40 — What are the requirements for prehearing conferences?
• § 221.41 — How may parties obtain discovery of information needed for the case?
• § 221.42 — When must a party supplement or amend information it has previously provided?
• § 221.43 — What are the requirements for written interrogatories?
• § 221.44 — What are the requirements for depositions?
• § 221.45 — What are the requirements for requests for documents or tangible things or entry on land?
• § 221.46 — What sanctions may the ALJ impose for failure to comply with discovery?
• § 221.47 — What are the requirements for subpoenas and witness fees?
• § 221.50 — When and where will the hearing be held?
• § 221.51 — What are the parties' rights during the hearing?
• § 221.52 — What are the requirements for presenting testimony?
• § 221.53 — How may a party use a deposition in the hearing?
• § 221.54 — What are the requirements for exhibits, official notice, and stipulations?
• § 221.55 — What evidence is admissible at the hearing?
• § 221.56 — What are the requirements for transcription of the hearing?
• § 221.57 — Who has the burden of persuasion, and what standard of proof applies?
• § 221.58 — When will the hearing record close?
• § 221.59 — What are the requirements for post-hearing briefs?
• § 221.60 — What are the requirements for the ALJ's decision?
• § 221.70 — How must documents be filed and served under this subpart?
• § 221.71 — How do I propose an alternative?
• § 221.72 — May I file a revised proposed alternative?
• § 221.73 — When will NOAA file its modified condition or prescription?
• § 221.74 — How will NOAA analyze a proposed alternative and formulate its modified condition or prescription?
• § 221.75 — Has OMB approved the information collection provisions of this subpart?

PART 222

• § 222.101 — Purpose and scope of regulations
• § 222.102 — Definitions
• § 222.103 — Federal/state cooperation in the conservation of endangered and threatened species
• § 222.201 — General requirements
• § 222.202 — Certificate renewal
• § 222.203 — Modification, amendment, suspension, and revocation of certificates
• § 222.204 — Administration of certificates
• § 222.205 — Import and export requirements
• § 222.301 — General requirements
• § 222.302 — Procedure for obtaining permits
• § 222.303 — Issuance of permits
• § 222.304 — Renewal of permits
• § 222.305 — Rights of succession and transfer of permits
• § 222.306 — Modification, amendment, suspension, cancellation, and revocation of permits
• § 222.307 — Permits for incidental taking of species
• § 222.308 — Permits for scientific purposes or for the enhancement of propagation or survival of species
• § 222.309 — Permits for listed species of sea turtles involving the Fish and Wildlife Service
• § 222.310 — Permit authority for designated agents and employees of specified Federal and state agencies
• § 222.401 — Observer requirement
• § 222.402 — Annual determination of fisheries to be observed; notice and comment
• § 222.403 — Duration of selection; effective date
• § 222.404 — Observer program sampling
• § 222.501 — Definitions
• § 222.502 — Listing
• § 222.503 — Prohibitions
• § 222.504 — Interagency cooperation

PART 223

• § 223.101 — Purpose and scope
• § 223.102 — Enumeration of threatened marine and anadromous species
• § 223.201 — Guadalupe fur seal
• § 223.202 — [Reserved]
• § 223.203 — Anadromous fish
• § 223.204 — Tribal plans
• § 223.205 — Sea turtles
• § 223.206 — Exceptions to prohibitions relating to sea turtles
• § 223.207 — Approved TEDs
• § 223.208 — Corals
• § 223.209 — [Reserved]
• § 223.210 — Green sturgeon
• § 223.211 — Atlantic sturgeon
• § 223.212 — Southern DPS of spotted seal
• § 223.213 — Humpback whales
• § 223.214 — Approaching threatened humpback whales in Alaska
• § 223.215-223.300 — 223.215-223.300 [Reserved]
• § 223.301 — Special rules—marine and anadromous fishes

PART 224

• § 224.101 — Enumeration of endangered marine and anadromous species
• § 224.102 — Permits for endangered marine and anadromous species
• § 224.103 — Special prohibitions for endangered marine mammals
• § 224.104 — Special requirements for fishing activities to protect endangered sea turtles
• § 224.105 — Speed restrictions to protect North Atlantic Right Whales

PART 226

• § 226.101 — Purpose and scope
• § 226.201 — Critical habitat for the Hawaiian monk seal (Neomonachus schauinslandi)
• § 226.202 — Critical habitat for Steller sea lions
• § 226.203 — Critical habitat for North Atlantic right whales (Eubalaena glacialis)
• § 226.204 — Critical habitat for Sacramento winter-run chinook salmon
• § 226.205 — Critical habitat for Snake River sockeye salmon, Snake River fall chinook salmon, and Snake River spring/summer chinook salmon
• § 226.206 — Critical habitat for the Southern Resident killer whale (Orcinus orca)
• § 226.207 — Critical habitat for leatherback turtles (Dermochelys coriacea)
• § 226.208 — Critical habitat for green turtle
• § 226.209 — Critical habitat for hawksbill turtle
• § 226.210 — Central California Coast Coho Salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch), Southern Oregon/Northern California Coasts Coho Salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch)
• § 226.211 — Critical habitat for Seven Evolutionarily Significant Units (ESUs) of Salmon (Oncorhynchus spp.) in California
• § 226.212 — Critical habitat for 15 Distinct Population Segments (DPSs) of salmon and steelhead (Oncorhynchus spp.) in Washington, Oregon and Idaho
• § 226.213 — [Reserved]
• § 226.214 — Critical habitat for Gulf sturgeon
• § 226.215 — Critical habitat for the North Pacific Right Whale (Eubalaena japonica)
• § 226.216 — Critical habitat for elkhorn (Acropora palmata) and staghorn (A. cervicornis) corals
• § 226.217 — Critical habitat for the Gulf of Maine Distinct Population Segment of Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar)
• § 226.218 — Critical habitat for the U.S. DPS of smalltooth sawfish (Pristis pectinata)
• § 226.219 — Critical habitat for the Southern Distinct Population Segment of North American Green Sturgeon (Acipenser medirostris)
• § 226.220 — Critical habitat for the Cook Inlet beluga whale (Delphinapterus leucas)
• § 226.221 — Critical habitat for black abalone (Haliotis cracherodii)
• § 226.222 — Critical habitat for the southern Distinct Population Segment of eulachon (Thaleichthys pacificus)
• § 226.223 — Critical habitat for the Northwest Atlantic Ocean Distinct Population Segment of the loggerhead sea turtle (Caretta caretta)
• § 226.224 — Critical habitat for the Puget Sound/Georgia Basin DPS of yelloweye rockfish (Sebastes ruberrimus), and Bocaccio (S. paucispinus)
• § 226.225 — Critical habitat for the Gulf of Maine, New York Bight, Chesapeake Bay, Carolina, and South Atlantic distinct population segments (DPSs) of Atlantic Sturgeon
• § 226.226 — Critical habitat for the main Hawaiian Islands insular false killer whale (Pseudorca crassidens) Distinct Population Segment
• § 226.227 — Critical habitat for the Central America, Mexico, and Western North Pacific distinct population segments (DPSs) of humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae)
• § 226.228 — Critical Habitat for the Arctic Subspecies (Pusa hispida hispida) of the Ringed Seal
• § 226.229 — Critical Habitat for the Beringia Distinct Population Segment of the Bearded Seal Subspecies Erignathus barbatus nauticus
• § 226.230 — Critical habitat for the Caribbean Boulder Star Coral (Orbicella franksi), Lobed Star Coral (O. annularis), Mountainous Star Coral (O. faveolata), Pillar Coral (Dendrogyra cylindrus), and Rough Cactus Coral (Mycetophyllia ferox)
• § 226.231 — Critical habitat for the Nassau grouper
• § 226.232 — Critical habitat for Acropora globiceps, Acropora retusa, Acropora speciosa, Fimbriaphyllia paradivisa, and Isopora crateriformis

PART 228

• § 228.1 — Basis and purpose
• § 228.2 — Definitions
• § 228.3 — Scope of regulations
• § 228.4 — Notice of hearing
• § 228.5 — Notification by interested persons
• § 228.6 — Presiding officer
• § 228.7 — Direct testimony submitted as written documents
• § 228.8 — Mailing address
• § 228.9 — Inspection and copying of documents
• § 228.10 — Ex parte communications
• § 228.11 — Prehearing conference
• § 228.12 — Final agenda of the hearing
• § 228.13 — Determination to cancel the hearing
• § 228.14 — Rebuttal testimony and new issues of fact in final agenda
• § 228.15 — Waiver of right to participate
• § 228.16 — Conduct of the hearing
• § 228.17 — Direct testimony
• § 228.18 — Cross-examination
• § 228.19 — Oral and written arguments
• § 228.20 — Recommended decision, certification of the transcript and submission of comments on the recommended decision
• § 228.21 — Assistant Administrator's decision

PART 229

• § 229.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 229.2 — Definitions
• § 229.3 — Prohibitions
• § 229.4 — Requirements for Category I and II fisheries
• § 229.5 — Requirements for Category III fisheries
• § 229.6 — Reporting requirements
• § 229.7 — Monitoring of incidental mortalities and serious injuries
• § 229.8 — Publication of List of Fisheries
• § 229.9 — Emergency regulations
• § 229.10 — Penalties
• § 229.11 — Confidential fisheries data
• § 229.12 — Consultation with the Secretary of the Interior
• § 229.20 — Issuance of permits
• § 229.30 — Basis
• § 229.31 — Pacific Offshore Cetacean Take Reduction Plan
• § 229.32 — Atlantic large whale take reduction plan regulations
• § 229.33 — Harbor Porpoise Take Reduction Plan Regulations—New England
• § 229.34 — Harbor Porpoise Take Reduction Plan Regulations—Mid-Atlantic
• § 229.35 — Bottlenose Dolphin Take Reduction Plan
• § 229.36 — Atlantic Pelagic Longline Take Reduction Plan (PLTRP)
• § 229.37 — False Killer Whale Take Reduction Plan

PART 230

• § 230.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 230.2 — Definitions
• § 230.3 — General prohibitions
• § 230.4 — Aboriginal subsistence whaling
• § 230.5 — Licenses for aboriginal subsistence whaling
• § 230.6 — Quotas and other restrictions
• § 230.7 — Salvage of stinkers
• § 230.8 — Reporting by whaling captains

PART 253

• § 253.1 — Purpose
• § 253.10 — General definitions
• § 253.11 — General FFP credit standards and requirements
• § 253.12 — Credit application
• § 253.13 — Initial investigation and approval
• § 253.14 — Loan documents
• § 253.15 — Recourse against parties
• § 253.16 — Actual cost
• § 253.17 — Insurance
• § 253.18 — Closing
• § 253.19 — Dual-use CCF
• § 253.20 — Fees
• § 253.21 — Demand by guaranteed noteholder and payment
• § 253.22 — Program operating guidelines
• § 253.23 — Default and liquidation
• § 253.24 — Enforcement violations and adverse actions
• § 253.25 — Other administrative requirements
• § 253.26 — Traditional loans
• § 253.27 — IFQ financing
• § 253.28 — Halibut sablefish IFQ loans
• § 253.29 — CDQ loans
• § 253.30 — Crab IFQ loans
• § 253.31 — Harvesting rights loans
• § 253.32-253.49 — 253.32-253.49 [Reserved]
• § 253.50 — Definitions
• § 253.51 — Apportionment
• § 253.52 — State projects
• § 253.53 — Other funds
• § 253.54 — Administrative requirements

PART 259

• § 259.1 — Definitions
• § 259.2 — Applying for a Capital Construction Fund Agreement (“Agreement”)
• § 259.3 — Acquisition, construction, or reconstruction
• § 259.4 — Constructive deposits and withdrawals; ratification of withdrawals (as qualified) made without first having obtained Secretary's consent; first tax year for which an Agreement is effective
• § 259.5 — Maximum deposit amounts and time to deposit
• § 259.6 — Termination of inactive and zero balance accounts
• § 259.7 — Annual deposit and withdrawal reports required
• § 259.8 — CCF accounts
• § 259.9 — Conditional consents to withdrawal qualification
• § 259.10 — Miscellaneous

PART 260

• § 260.1 — Administration of regulations
• § 260.2 — Terms defined
• § 260.3 — Designation and use of official certificates, memoranda, marks, other identifications, and devices for purposes of the Agricultural Marketing Act
• § 260.4 — Where inspection service is offered
• § 260.5 — Who may obtain inspection service
• § 260.6 — Application for inspection service
• § 260.7 — Rejection of application for inspection service
• § 260.8 — Withdrawal of an application for inspection service
• § 260.9 — Disposition of inspected samples
• § 260.10 — Basis of inspection, grade and compliance assessment
• § 260.11 — Order of inspection service
• § 260.12 — Financial interest of inspector
• § 260.13 — Official forms for inspection services
• § 260.14 — Issuance of certificates
• § 260.15 — Issuance of corrected certificates
• § 260.16 — Issuance of an inspection report in lieu of an inspection certificate
• § 260.17 — Retention and provision of inspection certificates
• § 260.18 — Report of inspection results prior to issuance of formal report
• § 260.19 — Requesting an appeal
• § 260.20 — Withdrawing an appeal application
• § 260.21 — Declining an appeal application
• § 260.22 — Appeal inspector selection protocol
• § 260.23 — Appeal documentation
• § 260.24 — Inspectors
• § 260.25 — Licensed samplers
• § 260.26 — Suspension or revocation of licensed inspector or licensed sampler
• § 260.27 — Surrender of license
• § 260.28 — Sampling plans and procedures
• § 260.29 — Shipment of samples
• § 260.30 — Inspection fees, payment guarantees, charges and payments
• § 260.31 — Application for SIP Approved Establishment
• § 260.32 — Requirements for the provision of Inspection Services for Approved Establishments
• § 260.33 — Compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements
• § 260.34 — Policies and procedures
• § 260.35 — Approved marks, shields, stamps and official statements
• § 260.36 — Revocation of approval to use inspection marks and statements
• § 260.37 — Compliance with other laws
• § 260.38 — Identification
• § 260.39 — Debarment and suspension

PART 261

• § 261.101 — Standard description
• § 261.102 — Publication and removal of U.S. Grade Standards
• § 261.103 — Basis for determination of a U.S. Standard for Grades

PART 270

• § 270.1 — Scope
• § 270.2 — Definitions
• § 270.3 — Submission of application
• § 270.4 — Review of application
• § 270.5 — Conduct of referendum
• § 270.6 — Sector participants eligible to vote
• § 270.7 — Results of referendum
• § 270.8 — Nomination and appointment of Council members
• § 270.9 — Terms, vacancies, and removal of Council members
• § 270.10 — Responsibilities of a Council
• § 270.11 — Responsibilities of NMFS
• § 270.12 — Notice of Council meetings
• § 270.13 — Books, records and reports
• § 270.14 — Update of sector participant data
• § 270.15 — Quality standards
• § 270.16 — Deposit of funds
• § 270.17 — Authority to impose assessments
• § 270.18 — Method of imposing assessments
• § 270.19 — Notice of assessment
• § 270.20 — Payment of assessments
• § 270.21 — Petition of objection
• § 270.22 — Refunds
• § 270.23 — Dissolution of Councils

PART 296

• § 296.1 — Purpose
• § 296.2 — Definitions
• § 296.3 — Fishermen's contingency fund
• § 296.4 — Claims eligible for compensation
• § 296.5 — Instructions for filing claims
• § 296.6 — NMFS processing of claims
• § 296.7 — Burden of proof and presumption of causation
• § 296.8 — Amount of award
• § 296.9 — Initial determination
• § 296.10 — Agency review
• § 296.11 — Final determination
• § 296.12 — Payment of costs
• § 296.13 — Payment of award for claim
• § 296.14 — Subrogation
• § 296.15 — Judicial review

PART 300

• § 300.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 300.2 — Definitions
• § 300.3 — Relation to other laws
• § 300.4 — General prohibitions
• § 300.5 — Facilitation of enforcement
• § 300.20 — Purpose and scope
• § 300.21 — Definitions
• § 300.22 — Recordkeeping and reporting requirements
• § 300.23 — IATTC Regional Vessel Register
• § 300.24 — Prohibitions
• § 300.25 — Fisheries management
• § 300.26 — Vessel monitoring system (VMS)
• § 300.27 — Incidental catch and tuna retention requirements
• § 300.28 — FAD restrictions
• § 300.29 — Observers
• § 300.30 — Purpose and scope
• § 300.31 — Definitions
• § 300.32 — Vessel licenses
• § 300.33 — Compliance with applicable national laws
• § 300.34 — Reporting requirements
• § 300.35 — Vessel and gear identification
• § 300.36 — Closed area stowage requirements
• § 300.37 — Radio monitoring
• § 300.38 — Prohibitions
• § 300.39 — Exceptions
• § 300.40 — Civil penalties
• § 300.41 — Investigation notification
• § 300.42 — Findings leading to removal from fishing area
• § 300.43 — Observers
• § 300.44 — Other inspections
• § 300.45 — Vessel Monitoring System
• § 300.46 — Transshipping requirements
• § 300.60 — Purpose and scope
• § 300.61 — Definitions
• § 300.62 — Annual management measures
• § 300.63 — Catch sharing plan and domestic management measures in Area 2A
• § 300.64 — Fishing by U.S. treaty Indian tribes
• § 300.65 — Catch sharing plan and domestic management measures in waters in and off Alaska
• § 300.66 — Prohibitions
• § 300.67 — Charter halibut limited access program
• § 300.90 — Purpose and scope
• § 300.91 — Definitions
• § 300.92 — Relation to other laws
• § 300.93 — Reporting requirements
• § 300.94 — Prohibitions and restrictions
• § 300.95 — Treaty Indian fisheries
• § 300.96 — Penalties
• § 300.97 — Inseason orders
• § 300.100 — Purpose and scope
• § 300.101 — Definitions
• § 300.102 — Relationship to other treaties, conventions, laws, and regulations
• § 300.103 — Scientific research
• § 300.104 — International Fisheries Trade Permits and AMLR first receiver permits
• § 300.105 — Preapproval for importation of frozen Dissostichus species
• § 300.106 — Catch Documentation Scheme (CDS): Documentation and other requirements
• § 300.107 — Vessel permits and requirements
• § 300.108 — Vessel and gear identification
• § 300.109 — Initiating a new fishery
• § 300.110 — Exploratory fisheries
• § 300.111 — Scientific observers
• § 300.112 — Vessel monitoring system
• § 300.113 — CCAMLR Ecosystem Monitoring Program sites
• § 300.114 — Prohibitions
• § 300.115 — Facilitation of enforcement and inspection
• § 300.116 — Penalties
• § 300.120 — Purpose
• § 300.121 — Definitions
• § 300.122 — Relation to other laws
• § 300.123 — Certificates and permits
• § 300.124 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 300.125 — Vessel identification
• § 300.126 — Prohibitions
• § 300.127 — Facilitation of enforcement
• § 300.128 — Penalties
• § 300.129 — Fishing year
• § 300.130 — Vessel and gear restrictions
• § 300.131 — Conch harvest limitations
• § 300.132 — Lobster harvest limitations
• § 300.140 — Purpose and scope
• § 300.141 — Definitions
• § 300.142 — Prohibitions
• § 300.143 — Facilitation of enforcement
• § 300.144 — Penalties and sanctions
• § 300.150 — Purpose
• § 300.151 — Definitions
• § 300.152 — Procedures
• § 300.153 — Permit issuance
• § 300.154 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 300.155 — Requirements
• § 300.156 — Prohibited acts
• § 300.157 — Penalties
• § 300.160 — Requirement for marking of containers or packages
• § 300.161 — Alternatives and exceptions
• § 300.170 — Purpose and scope
• § 300.171 — Definitions
• § 300.172 — Vessel list
• § 300.173 — Vessel identification
• § 300.174 — Logbook reports
• § 300.175 — Hail-in and hail-out reports
• § 300.176 — Prohibitions
• § 300.180 — Purpose and scope
• § 300.181 — Definitions
• § 300.182 — International fisheries trade permit
• § 300.183 — Permit holder reporting and recordkeeping requirements
• § 300.184 — Species subject to permitting, documentation, reporting, and recordkeeping requirements
• § 300.185 — Documentation, reporting and recordkeeping requirements for consignment documents and re-export certificates
• § 300.186 — Completed and approved documents
• § 300.187 — Validation requirements
• § 300.188 — Ports of entry
• § 300.189 — Prohibitions
• § 300.200 — Purpose and scope
• § 300.201 — Definitions
• § 300.202 — Identification and certification of nations engaged in illegal, unreported, or unregulated fishing activities
• § 300.203 — Identification and certification of nations engaged in bycatch of protected living marine resources
• § 300.204 — Identification and certification of nations whose vessels are engaged in shark catch
• § 300.205 — Effect of certification
• § 300.206 — Denial of port privileges and import restrictions on fish or fish products
• § 300.207 — Alternative procedures for nations identified as having vessels engaged in IUU fishing activities that are not certified in this subpart
• § 300.208 — Alternative procedures for nations identified as having vessels engaged in bycatch of PLMRs that are not certified in this subpart
• § 300.209 — Alternative procedures for nations identified as having vessels engaged in shark catch that are not certified in this subpart
• § 300.210 — Purpose and scope
• § 300.211 — Definitions
• § 300.212 — Vessel permit endorsements
• § 300.213 — Vessel information
• § 300.214 — Compliance with laws of other nations
• § 300.215 — Observers
• § 300.216 — Transshipping, bunkering and net sharing
• § 300.217 — Vessel identification
• § 300.218 — Reporting and recordkeeping requirements
• § 300.219 — Vessel monitoring system
• § 300.220 — Confidentiality of information
• § 300.221 — Facilitation of enforcement and inspection
• § 300.222 — Prohibitions
• § 300.223 — Purse seine fishing restrictions
• § 300.224 — Longline fishing restrictions
• § 300.225 — Eastern High Seas Special Management Area
• § 300.226 — Oceanic whitetip shark and silky shark
• § 300.227 — Framework for catch and fishing effort limits
• § 300.228 — Framework to implement emergency decisions
• § 300.229 — Mobulid ray restrictions
• § 300.230 — Shark handling and release
• § 300.300 — Purpose and scope
• § 300.301 — Definitions
• § 300.302 — Port entry by foreign, listed IUU vessels
• § 300.303 — Port access by foreign, listed IUU vessels
• § 300.304 — Prohibitions
• § 300.320 — Purpose and scope
• § 300.321 — Definitions
• § 300.322 — International Fisheries Trade Permit
• § 300.323 — Reporting and recordkeeping requirements
• § 300.324 — Seafood Traceability Program
• § 300.325 — Prohibitions
• § 300.330 — Purpose
• § 300.331 — Definitions
• § 300.332 — Issuing offices
• § 300.333 — Vessel permits
• § 300.334 — Fisheries authorized on the high seas
• § 300.335 — Bottom fishing
• § 300.336 — Vessel identification
• § 300.337 — Requirements for Enhanced Mobile Transceiver Units (EMTUs)
• § 300.338 — Observers
• § 300.339 — Transshipment on the high seas
• § 300.340 — Prohibitions
• § 300.341 — Reporting

PART 401

• § 401.1 — Administration
• § 401.2 — Definitions
• § 401.3 — Submission of documents
• § 401.4 — Activities prohibited
• § 401.5 — Coordination with States
• § 401.6 — Prosecution of work
• § 401.7 — General information for the Secretary
• § 401.8 — Availability of funds
• § 401.9 — Payments to cooperators
• § 401.10 — Request for payment
• § 401.11 — Property as matching funds
• § 401.12 — Ownership of property
• § 401.13 — Personnel
• § 401.14 — Inspection
• § 401.15 — Record retention
• § 401.16 — Records and reporting
• § 401.17 — Safety and accident prevention
• § 401.18 — Contracts
• § 401.19 — Statements and payrolls
• § 401.20 — Officials not to benefit
• § 401.21 — Patents and inventions
• § 401.22 — Civil rights
• § 401.23 — Audits

PART 402

• § 402.01 — Scope
• § 402.02 — Definitions
• § 402.03 — Applicability
• § 402.04 — Counterpart regulations
• § 402.05 — Emergencies
• § 402.06 — Coordination with other environmental reviews
• § 402.07 — Designation of lead agency
• § 402.08 — Designation of non-Federal representative
• § 402.09 — Irreversible or irretrievable commitment of resources
• § 402.10 — Conference on proposed species or proposed critical habitat
• § 402.11 — Early consultation
• § 402.12 — Biological assessments
• § 402.13 — Informal consultation
• § 402.14 — Formal consultation
• § 402.15 — Responsibilities of Federal agency following issuance of a biological opinion
• § 402.16 — Reinitiation of consultation
• § 402.30 — Definitions
• § 402.31 — Purpose
• § 402.32 — Scope
• § 402.33 — Procedures
• § 402.34 — Oversight
• § 402.40 — Definitions
• § 402.41 — Purpose
• § 402.42 — Scope and applicability
• § 402.43 — Interagency exchanges of information
• § 402.44 — Advance coordination for FIFRA actions
• § 402.45 — Alternative consultation on FIFRA actions that are not likely to adversely affect listed species or critical habitat
• § 402.46 — Optional formal consultation procedure for FIFRA actions
• § 402.47 — Special consultation procedures for complex FIFRA actions
• § 402.48 — Conference on proposed species or proposed critical habitat

PART 403

• § 403.01 — Purpose and scope of regulations
• § 403.02 — Definitions
• § 403.03 — Review and approval of State request for management authority
• § 403.04 — Determinations and hearings under section 109(c) of the MMPA
• § 403.05 — State and Federal responsibilities after transfer of management authority
• § 403.06 — Monitoring and review of State management program
• § 403.07 — Revocation and return of State management authority
• § 403.08 — List of States to which management has been transferred

PART 404

• § 404.1 — Scope and purpose
• § 404.2 — Boundary
• § 404.3 — Definitions
• § 404.4 — Access to Monument
• § 404.5 — Requirements for a vessel monitoring system
• § 404.6 — Prohibited activities
• § 404.7 — Regulated activities
• § 404.8 — Emergencies and law enforcement activities
• § 404.9 — Armed Forces actions
• § 404.10 — Commercial fishing
• § 404.11 — Permitting procedures and criteria
• § 404.12 — International law

PART 424

• § 424.01 — Scope and purpose
• § 424.02 — Definitions
• § 424.03 — Has the Office of Management and Budget approved the collection of information?
• § 424.10 — General
• § 424.11 — Factors for listing, delisting, or reclassifying species
• § 424.12 — Criteria for designating critical habitat
• § 424.13 — Sources of information and relevant data
• § 424.14 — Petitions
• § 424.15 — Notices of review
• § 424.16 — Proposed rules
• § 424.17 — Time limits and required actions
• § 424.18 — Final rules—general
• § 424.19 — Impact analysis and exclusions from critical habitat
• § 424.20 — Emergency rules
• § 424.21 — Periodic review

PART 450

• § 450.01 — Definitions

PART 451

• § 451.01 — Definitions
• § 451.02 — Applications for exemptions
• § 451.03 — Endangered Species Committee

PART 452

• § 452.01 — Purpose and scope
• § 452.02 — Definitions
• § 452.03 — Threshold review and determinations
• § 452.04 — Secretary's report
• § 452.05 — Hearings
• § 452.06 — Parties and intervenors
• § 452.07 — Separation of functions and ex parte communications
• § 452.08 — Submission of Secretary's report
• § 452.09 — Consolidated and joint proceedings

PART 453

• § 453.01 — Purpose
• § 453.02 — Definitions
• § 453.03 — Committee review and final determinations
• § 453.04 — Committee information gathering
• § 453.05 — Committee meetings
• § 453.06 — Additional Committee powers

PART 501

• § 501.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 501.2 — Definitions
• § 501.3 — Procedure for responding to requests regarding the existence of records pertaining to an individual
• § 501.4 — Requests for access—times, places and requirements for identification of individuals
• § 501.5 — Disclosure of requested information
• § 501.6 — Requests for correction or amendment of a record
• § 501.7 — Agency review of requests for amendment or correction of a record
• § 501.8 — Appeal of initial denial of a request for amendment or correction
• § 501.9 — Fees

PART 510

• § 510.1 — Purpose
• § 510.2 — Scope
• § 510.3 — Definitions
• § 510.4 — Calling of meetings
• § 510.5 — Notice of meetings
• § 510.6 — Public participation
• § 510.7 — Closed meetings
• § 510.8 — Minutes
• § 510.9 — Uniform pay guidelines

PART 520

• § 520.1 — Purpose
• § 520.2 — Scope
• § 520.3 — Definitions
• § 520.4 — Availability of materials
• § 520.5 — Administrative appeal
• § 520.6 — Extensions of time
• § 520.7 — Fees

PART 530

• § 530.1 — Purpose
• § 530.2 — Ensuring that environmental documents are actually considered in agency decision-making
• § 530.3 — Typical classes of action
• § 530.4 — Environmental information

PART 540

• § 540.1 — Policy
• § 540.2 — Program
• § 540.3 — Procedures

PART 550

• § 550.101 — Purpose
• § 550.102 — Application
• § 550.103 — Definitions
• § 550.104-550.109 — 550.104-550.109 [Reserved]
• § 550.110 — Self-evaluation
• § 550.111 — Notice
• § 550.112-550.129 — 550.112-550.129 [Reserved]
• § 550.130 — General prohibitions against discrimination
• § 550.131-550.139 — 550.131-550.139 [Reserved]
• § 550.140 — Employment
• § 550.141-550.148 — 550.141-550.148 [Reserved]
• § 550.149 — Program accessibility: Discrimination prohibited
• § 550.150 — Program accessibility: Existing facilities
• § 550.151 — Program accessibility: New construction and alterations
• § 550.152-550.159 — 550.152-550.159 [Reserved]
• § 550.160 — Communications
• § 550.161-550.169 — 550.161-550.169 [Reserved]
• § 550.170 — Compliance procedures
• § 550.171-550.999 — 550.171-550.999 [Reserved]

PART 560

• § 560.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 560.2 — Definitions
• § 560.3 — Open meetings
• § 560.4 — Notice of meetings
• § 560.5 — Closed meetings
• § 560.6 — Procedures for closing meetings
• § 560.7 — Recordkeeping requirements
• § 560.8 — Public availability of records

PART 600

• § 600.5 — Purpose and scope
• § 600.10 — Definitions
• § 600.15 — Other acronyms
• § 600.105 — Intercouncil boundaries
• § 600.110 — Intercouncil fisheries
• § 600.115 — Statement of organization, practices, and procedures (SOPP)
• § 600.117 — Council coordination committee (CCC)
• § 600.120 — Employment practices
• § 600.125 — Budgeting, funding, and accounting
• § 600.130 — Protection of confidentiality of statistics
• § 600.133 — Scientific and Statistical Committee (SSC)
• § 600.134 — Stipends
• § 600.135 — Meeting procedures
• § 600.140 — Procedure for proposed regulations
• § 600.150 — Disposition of records
• § 600.155 — Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests
• § 600.205 — Principal state officials and their designees
• § 600.207 — Pacific Fishery Management Council Tribal Indian representative and alternate
• § 600.210 — Terms of Council members
• § 600.215 — Council nomination and appointment procedures
• § 600.220 — Oath of office
• § 600.225 — Rules of conduct
• § 600.227 — Lobbying
• § 600.230 — Removal
• § 600.235 — Financial disclosure and recusal
• § 600.240 — Security assurances
• § 600.245 — Council member compensation
• § 600.250 — Council member training
• § 600.305 — General
• § 600.310 — National Standard 1—Optimum Yield
• § 600.315 — National Standard 2—Scientific Information
• § 600.320 — National Standard 3—Management Units
• § 600.325 — National Standard 4—Allocations
• § 600.330 — National Standard 5—Efficiency
• § 600.335 — National Standard 6—Variations and Contingencies
• § 600.340 — National Standard 7—Costs and Benefits
• § 600.345 — National Standard 8—Communities
• § 600.350 — National Standard 9—Bycatch
• § 600.355 — National Standard 10—Safety of Life at Sea
• § 600.405 — Applicability
• § 600.410 — Protection of confidential information
• § 600.415 — Access to confidential information
• § 600.420 — Release of confidential information
• § 600.425 — Release of information in aggregate or summary form
• § 600.501 — Vessel permits
• § 600.502 — Vessel reports
• § 600.503 — Vessel and gear identification
• § 600.504 — Facilitation of enforcement
• § 600.505 — Prohibitions
• § 600.506 — Observers
• § 600.507 — Recordkeeping
• § 600.508 — Fishing operations
• § 600.509 — Prohibited species
• § 600.510 — Gear avoidance and disposal
• § 600.511 — Fishery closure procedures
• § 600.512 — Scientific research
• § 600.513 — Recreational fishing
• § 600.514 — Relation to other laws
• § 600.515 — Interpretation of 16 U.S.C. 1857(4)
• § 600.516 — Total allowable level of foreign fishing (TALFF)
• § 600.517 — Allocations
• § 600.518 — Fee schedule for foreign fishing
• § 600.520 — Northwest Atlantic Ocean fishery
• § 600.525 — Applicability of subpart F to Canadian Albacore Fishing Vessels off the West Coast
• § 600.530 — Pacific albacore fishery
• § 600.605 — General policy
• § 600.610 — Factual findings for Federal preemption
• § 600.615 — Commencement of proceedings
• § 600.620 — Rules pertaining to the hearing
• § 600.625 — Secretary's decision
• § 600.630 — Application for reinstatement of state authority
• § 600.705 — Relation to other laws
• § 600.710 — Permits
• § 600.715 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 600.720 — Vessel and gear identification
• § 600.725 — General prohibitions
• § 600.730 — Facilitation of enforcement
• § 600.735 — Penalties
• § 600.740 — Enforcement policy
• § 600.745 — Scientific research activity, exempted fishing, and exempted educational activity
• § 600.746 — Observers
• § 600.747 — Guidelines and procedures for determining new fisheries and gear
• § 600.748 — National Minimum Observer Provider Insurance Standard
• § 600.750 — Definitions
• § 600.751 — Determination of need for a fishery negotiation panel
• § 600.752 — Use of conveners and facilitators
• § 600.753 — Notice of intent to establish a fishery negotiation panel
• § 600.754 — Decision to establish a fishery negotiation panel
• § 600.755 — Establishment of a fishery negotiation panel
• § 600.756 — Conduct and operation of a fishery negotiation panel
• § 600.757 — Operational protocols
• § 600.758 — Preparation of report
• § 600.759 — Use of report
• § 600.760 — Fishery Negotiation Panel lifetime
• § 600.805 — Purpose and scope
• § 600.810 — Definitions and word usage
• § 600.815 — Contents of Fishery Management Plans
• § 600.905 — Purpose, scope, and NMFS/Council cooperation
• § 600.910 — Definitions and word usage
• § 600.915 — Coordination for the conservation and enhancement of EFH
• § 600.920 — Federal agency consultation with the Secretary
• § 600.925 — NMFS EFH Conservation Recommendations to Federal and state agencies
• § 600.930 — Council comments and recommendations to Federal and state agencies
• § 600.1000 — Definitions
• § 600.1001 — Requests
• § 600.1002 — General requirements
• § 600.1003 — Content of a request for a financed program
• § 600.1004 — Accepting a request for, and determinations about initiating, a financed program
• § 600.1005 — Content of a request for a subsidized program
• § 600.1006 — Accepting a request for, and determinations about conducting, a subsidized program
• § 600.1007 — Reduction amendments
• § 600.1008 — Implementation plan and implementation regulations
• § 600.1009 — Bids
• § 600.1010 — Referenda
• § 600.1011 — Reduction methods and other conditions
• § 600.1012 — Reduction loan
• § 600.1013 — Fee payment and collection
• § 600.1014 — Fee collection deposits, disbursements, records, and reports
• § 600.1015 — Late charges
• § 600.1016 — Enforcement
• § 600.1017 — Prohibitions and penalties
• § 600.1100 — [Reserved]
• § 600.1101 — Inshore fee system for repayment of the loan to harvesters of Pollock from the directed fishing allowance allocated to the inshore component under section 206(b)(1) of the AFA
• § 600.1102 — Pacific Coast groundfish fee
• § 600.1103 — Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands (BSAI) Crab species program
• § 600.1104 — Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands (BSAI) crab species fee payment and collection system
• § 600.1105 — Longline catcher processor subsector of the Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands (BSAI) non-pollock groundfish fishery program
• § 600.1106 — Longline catcher processor subsector Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands (BSAI) non-pollock groundfish species fee payment and collection system
• § 600.1107 — Southeast Alaska Purse Seine Salmon Fishery capacity reduction program, including fee payment and collection system
• § 600.1108 — Longline catcher processor subsector of the Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands (BSAI) non-pollock groundfish fishery program
• § 600.1200 — Purpose and scope
• § 600.1201 — Relation to other laws
• § 600.1202 — Definitions
• § 600.1203 — Prohibitions
• § 600.1300-600.1309 — 600.1300-600.1309 [Reserved]
• § 600.1310 — New England and Gulf Individual Fishing Quota Referenda
• § 600.1400 — Definitions
• § 600.1405 — Angler registration
• § 600.1410 — Registry process
• § 600.1415 — Procedures for designating exempted states-general provisions
• § 600.1416 — Requirements for exempted state designation based on submission of state license holder data
• § 600.1417 — Requirements for exempted state designation based on submission of recreational survey data
• § 600.1500 — Definitions and acronyms
• § 600.1501 — Vessel Monitoring System type-approval process
• § 600.1502 — Communications functionality
• § 600.1503 — Position report data formats and transmission
• § 600.1504 — Latency requirement
• § 600.1505 — Messaging
• § 600.1506 — Electronic forms
• § 600.1507 — Communications security
• § 600.1508 — Field and technical services
• § 600.1509 — General
• § 600.1510 — Notification of type-approval
• § 600.1511 — Changes or modifications to type-approvals
• § 600.1512 — Type-approval revocation process
• § 600.1513 — Type-approval revocation appeals process
• § 600.1514 — Revocation effective date and notification to vessel owners
• § 600.1515 — Litigation support
• § 600.1516 — Reimbursement opportunities for revoked Vessel Monitoring System type-approval products
• § 600.1600 — Purpose and scope
• § 600.1605 — Definitions and word usage
• § 600.1610 — Establishing and reviewing standardized bycatch reporting methodologies in fishery management plans

PART 622

• § 622.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 622.2 — Definitions and acronyms
• § 622.3 — Relation to other laws and regulations
• § 622.4 — Permits and fees—general
• § 622.5 — Recordkeeping and reporting—general
• § 622.6 — Vessel identification
• § 622.7 — Fishing years
• § 622.8 — Quotas—general
• § 622.9 — Prohibited gear and methods—general
• § 622.10 — Landing fish intact—-general
• § 622.11 — Bag and possession limits—general applicability
• § 622.12 — [Reserved]
• § 622.13 — Prohibitions—general
• § 622.14 — [Reserved]
• § 622.15 — Notice regarding area closures to protect corals
• § 622.16 — Notice regarding South Atlantic special management zones (SMZs)
• § 622.17 — Notice regarding seasonal/area closures to protect Gulf reef fish
• § 622.19 — Incorporation by reference
• § 622.20 — Permits and endorsements
• § 622.21 — Individual fishing quota (IFQ) program for Gulf red snapper
• § 622.22 — Individual fishing quota (IFQ) program for Gulf groupers and tilefishes
• § 622.23 — State management of the red snapper recreational sector private angling component in the Gulf EEZ
• § 622.24 — [Reserved]
• § 622.25 — Exemptions for Gulf groundfish trawling
• § 622.26 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 622.27 — At-sea observer coverage
• § 622.28 — Vessel monitoring systems (VMSs)
• § 622.29 — Conservation measures for protected resources
• § 622.30 — Required fishing gear
• § 622.31 — Buoy gear identification
• § 622.32 — Prohibited gear and methods
• § 622.33 — Prohibited species
• § 622.34 — Seasonal and area closures designed to protect Gulf reef fish
• § 622.35 — Gear restricted areas
• § 622.36 — Seasonal harvest limitations
• § 622.37 — Size limits
• § 622.38 — Bag and possession limits
• § 622.39 — Quotas
• § 622.40 — Restrictions on sale/purchase
• § 622.41 — Annual catch limits (ACLs), annual catch targets (ACTs), and accountability measures (AMs)
• § 622.42 — Adjustment of management measures
• § 622.43 — Commercial trip limits
• § 622.50 — Permits, permit moratorium, and endorsements
• § 622.51 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 622.52 — At-sea observer coverage
• § 622.53 — Bycatch reduction device (BRD) requirements
• § 622.54 — Prohibited gear and methods
• § 622.55 — Closed areas
• § 622.56 — Size limits
• § 622.57 — [Reserved]
• § 622.58 — Annual catch limits (ACLs), annual catch targets (ACTs), and accountability measures (AMs)
• § 622.59 — Prevention of gear conflicts
• § 622.60 — Adjustment of management measures
• § 622.70 — Permits
• § 622.71 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 622.72 — Prohibited gear and methods
• § 622.73 — Prohibited species
• § 622.74 — Area closures to protect Gulf corals
• § 622.75 — Harvest limitations
• § 622.76 — Restrictions on sale/purchase
• § 622.77 — Adjustment of management measures
• § 622.90 — Permits
• § 622.91 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 622.92 — Prohibited species
• § 622.93 — Adjustment of management measures
• § 622.100 — General
• § 622.101 — Permits
• § 622.102 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 622.103 — Aquaculture facilities
• § 622.104 — Restricted access zones
• § 622.105 — Allowable aquaculture systems and species
• § 622.106 — Aquaculture operations
• § 622.107 — Limitation on aquaculture production
• § 622.108 — Remedial actions
• § 622.109 — Adjustment of management measures
• § 622.170 — Permits and endorsements
• § 622.171 — South Atlantic snapper-grouper limited access
• § 622.172 — Wreckfish individual transferable quota (ITQ) system
• § 622.173-622.175 — 622.173-622.175 [Reserved]
• § 622.176 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 622.177 — Gear identification
• § 622.178 — At-sea observer coverage
• § 622.179 — Conservation measures for protected resources
• § 622.180 — Prohibited gear and methods
• § 622.181 — Prohibited and limited-harvest species
• § 622.182 — Gear-restricted areas
• § 622.183 — Area and seasonal closures
• § 622.184 — [Reserved]
• § 622.185 — Size limits
• § 622.186 — Landing fish intact
• § 622.187 — Bag and possession limits
• § 622.188 — Required gear, authorized gear, and unauthorized gear
• § 622.189 — Restrictions and requirements for sea bass pots
• § 622.190 — Quotas
• § 622.191 — Commercial trip limits
• § 622.192 — Restrictions on sale/purchase
• § 622.193 — Annual catch limits (ACLs) and accountability measures (AMs)
• § 622.194 — Adjustment of management measures
• § 622.200 — Permits
• § 622.201 — South Atlantic rock shrimp limited access
• § 622.202 — [Reserved]
• § 622.203 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 622.204 — At-sea observer coverage
• § 622.205 — Vessel monitoring systems (VMSs)
• § 622.206 — Area and seasonal closures
• § 622.207 — Bycatch Reduction Device (BRD) requirements
• § 622.208 — Minimum mesh size applicable to rock shrimp off Georgia and Florida
• § 622.209 — Restrictions on sale/purchase
• § 622.210 — Adjustment of management measures
• § 622.220 — Permits
• § 622.221 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 622.222 — Prohibited gear and methods
• § 622.223 — Prohibited species
• § 622.224 — Area closures to protect South Atlantic corals
• § 622.225 — Harvest limitations
• § 622.226 — Restrictions on sale/purchase
• § 622.227 — Adjustment of management measures
• § 622.240 — Permits
• § 622.241 — South Atlantic golden crab controlled access
• § 622.242 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 622.243 — Gear identification
• § 622.244 — At-sea observer coverage
• § 622.245 — Prohibited species
• § 622.246 — Area closures
• § 622.247 — Landing golden crab intact
• § 622.248 — Authorized gear
• § 622.249 — Gear restrictions and requirements
• § 622.250 — Restrictions on sale/purchase
• § 622.251 — Annual catch limits (ACLs), annual catch targets (ACTs), and accountability measures (AMs)
• § 622.252 — Adjustment of management measures
• § 622.270 — Permits
• § 622.271 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 622.272 — Authorized gear
• § 622.273 — Conservation measures for protected species
• § 622.274 — Pelagic longline closed areas
• § 622.275 — Size limits
• § 622.276 — Landing fish intact
• § 622.277 — Bag and possession limits
• § 622.278 — Commercial trip limits
• § 622.279 — Restrictions on sale/purchase
• § 622.280 — Annual catch limits (ACLs) and accountability measures (AMs)
• § 622.281 — Adjustment of management measures
• § 622.300 — At-sea observer coverage
• § 622.301 — Area and seasonal restrictions
• § 622.302 — Minimum mesh size
• § 622.303 — Quotas
• § 622.369 — Description of zones
• § 622.370 — Permits
• § 622.371 — Limited access system for commercial vessel permits for king mackerel
• § 622.372 — Limited access system for king mackerel gillnet permits applicable in the Gulf southern zone
• § 622.373 — Limited access system for charter vessel/headboat permits for Gulf coastal migratory pelagic fish
• § 622.374 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 622.375 — Authorized and unauthorized gear
• § 622.376 — Gear identification
• § 622.377 — Gillnet restrictions
• § 622.378 — Seasonal closures of the Gulf migratory group king mackerel gillnet fishery
• § 622.379 — Incidental catch allowances
• § 622.380 — Size limits
• § 622.381 — Landing fish intact
• § 622.382 — Bag and possession limits
• § 622.383 — [Reserved]
• § 622.384 — Quotas
• § 622.385 — Commercial trip limits
• § 622.386 — Restrictions on sale/purchase
• § 622.387 — [Reserved]
• § 622.388 — Annual catch limits (ACLs), annual catch targets (ACTs), and accountability measures (AMs)
• § 622.389 — Adjustment of management measures
• § 622.400 — Permits and fees
• § 622.401 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 622.402 — Vessel and gear identification
• § 622.403 — Seasons
• § 622.404 — Prohibited gear and methods
• § 622.405 — Trap construction specifications and tending restrictions
• § 622.406 — Areas closed to lobster trap gear
• § 622.407 — Minimum size limits and other harvest limitations
• § 622.408 — Bag/possession limits
• § 622.409 — Spiny lobster import prohibitions
• § 622.410 — Restrictions within the Tortugas marine reserves
• § 622.411 — Annual catch limits (ACLs), annual catch targets (ACTs), and accountability measures (AMs)
• § 622.412 — Adjustment of management measures
• § 622.413-622.414 — 622.413-622.414 [Reserved]
• § 622.415 — Limited exemption regarding harvest in waters of a foreign nation
• § 622.416 — Restrictions on sale/purchase
• § 622.430 — Management area
• § 622.431 — Definitions
• § 622.432 — [Reserved]
• § 622.433 — Vessel identification
• § 622.434 — Gear identification
• § 622.435 — Trap construction specifications and tending restrictions
• § 622.436 — Anchoring restrictions
• § 622.437 — Prohibited and required gear and methods
• § 622.438 — Prohibited species
• § 622.439 — Area and seasonal closures
• § 622.440 — Annual catch limits (ACLs), annual catch targets (ACTs), and accountability measures (AMs)
• § 622.441 — Size limits
• § 622.442 — [Reserved]
• § 622.443 — Restrictions on sale or purchase
• § 622.444 — Bag and possession limits
• § 622.445 — Other harvest restrictions
• § 622.446 — Spiny lobster import prohibitions
• § 622.447 — Adjustment of management measures
• § 622.470 — Management area
• § 622.471 — Definitions
• § 622.472 — [Reserved]
• § 622.473 — Vessel identification
• § 622.474 — Gear identification
• § 622.475 — Trap construction specifications and tending restrictions
• § 622.476 — Anchoring restrictions
• § 622.477 — Prohibited and required gear and methods
• § 622.478 — Prohibited species
• § 622.479 — Area and seasonal closures
• § 622.480 — Annual catch limits (ACLs), annual catch targets (ACTs), and accountability measures (AMs)
• § 622.481 — Size limits
• § 622.482 — Commercial trip limits
• § 622.483 — Restrictions on sale or purchase
• § 622.484 — Bag and possession limits
• § 622.485 — Other harvest restrictions
• § 622.486 — Spiny lobster import prohibitions
• § 622.487 — Adjustment of management measures
• § 622.505 — Management area
• § 622.506 — Definitions
• § 622.507 — [Reserved]
• § 622.508 — Vessel identification
• § 622.509 — Gear identification
• § 622.510 — Trap construction specifications and tending restrictions
• § 622.511 — Anchoring restrictions
• § 622.512 — Prohibited and required gear and methods
• § 622.513 — Prohibited species
• § 622.514 — Area and seasonal closures
• § 622.515 — Annual catch limits (ACLs), annual catch targets (ACTs), and accountability measures (AMs)
• § 622.516 — Size limits
• § 622.517 — [Reserved]
• § 622.518 — Restrictions on sale or purchase
• § 622.519 — Bag and possession limits
• § 622.520 — Other harvest restrictions
• § 622.521 — Spiny lobster import prohibitions
• § 622.522 — Adjustment of management measures

PART 635

• § 635.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 635.2 — Definitions
• § 635.3 — Relation to other laws
• § 635.4 — Permits and fees
• § 635.5 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 635.6 — Vessel and gear identification
• § 635.7 — At-sea observer coverage
• § 635.8 — Workshops
• § 635.9 — Electronic monitoring
• § 635.14 — [Reserved]
• § 635.15 — Individual bluefin tuna quotas (IBQs)
• § 635.16 — [Reserved]
• § 635.19 — Authorized gears
• § 635.20 — Size limits
• § 635.21 — Gear operation and deployment restrictions
• § 635.22 — Recreational retention limits
• § 635.23 — Retention limits for bluefin tuna
• § 635.24 — Commercial retention limits for sharks, swordfish, and BAYS tunas
• § 635.25 — Fishing areas
• § 635.26 — Catch and release
• § 635.27 — Quotas
• § 635.28 — Fishery closures
• § 635.29 — Transfer at sea and transshipment
• § 635.30 — Possession at sea and landing
• § 635.31 — Restrictions on sale and purchase
• § 635.32 — Specifically authorized activities
• § 635.33 — Archival tags
• § 635.34 — Adjustment of management measures
• § 635.35 — Spatial management area restrictions
• § 635.40 — Restrictions to enhance conservation
• § 635.41 — Products denied entry
• § 635.50 — Basis and purpose
• § 635.51 — Authorized officer
• § 635.52 — Vessels subject to inspection
• § 635.53 — Prior notification
• § 635.54 — Reports
• § 635.69 — Vessel monitoring systems
• § 635.70 — Penalties
• § 635.71 — Prohibitions

PART 648

• § 648.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 648.2 — Definitions
• § 648.3 — Relation to other laws
• § 648.4 — Vessel permits
• § 648.5 — Operator permits
• § 648.6 — Dealer/processor permits
• § 648.7 — Recordkeeping and reporting requirements
• § 648.8 — Vessel identification
• § 648.9 — VMS vendor and unit requirements
• § 648.10 — VMS and DAS requirements for vessel owners/operators
• § 648.11 — Monitoring coverage
• § 648.12 — Experimental fishing
• § 648.13 — Transfers at sea
• § 648.14 — Prohibitions
• § 648.15 — Facilitation of enforcement
• § 648.16 — Penalties
• § 648.17 — Exemptions for vessels fishing in the NAFO Regulatory Area
• § 648.18 — Standardized bycatch reporting methodology
• § 648.20 — Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council Acceptable Biological Catch (ABC) control rules
• § 648.21 — Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council risk policy
• § 648.22 — Mackerel, squid, and butterfish specifications
• § 648.23 — Mackerel, squid, and butterfish gear restrictions
• § 648.24 — Fishery closures and accountability measures
• § 648.25 — Mackerel, squid, and butterfish framework adjustments to management measures
• § 648.26 — Mackerel, squid, and butterfish possession restrictions
• § 648.40 — Prohibition on possession
• § 648.41 — Framework specifications
• § 648.50 — Shell-height standard
• § 648.51 — Gear and crew restrictions
• § 648.52 — Possession and landing limits
• § 648.53 — Overfishing limit (OFL), acceptable biological catch (ABC), annual catch limits (ACL), annual catch targets (ACT), annual projected landings (APL), DAS allocations, and individual fishing quotas (IFQ)
• § 648.54 — State waters exemption
• § 648.55 — Specifications and framework adjustments to management measures
• § 648.56 — Scallop research
• § 648.57-648.58 — 648.57-648.58 [Reserved]
• § 648.59 — Sea Scallop Rotational Area Management Program and Access Area Program requirements
• § 648.60 — Sea Scallop Rotational Areas
• § 648.61 — [Reserved]
• § 648.62 — Northern Gulf of Maine (NGOM) Management Program
• § 648.63 — General category Sectors and harvesting cooperatives
• § 648.64 — Flounder Stock sub-ACLs and AMs for the scallop fishery
• § 648.65 — [Reserved]
• § 648.70 — Surfclam and ocean quahog Annual Catch Limit (ACL)
• § 648.71 — Surfclam and ocean quahog Annual Catch Targets (ACT)
• § 648.72 — Surfclam and ocean quahog specifications
• § 648.73 — Surfclam and ocean quahog Accountability Measures
• § 648.74 — Individual Transferable Quota (ITQ) Program
• § 648.75 — Shucking at sea and minimum surfclam size
• § 648.76 — Closed areas
• § 648.77 — Cage identification
• § 648.78 — Maine mahogany quahog zone
• § 648.79 — Surfclam and ocean quahog framework adjustments to management measures
• § 648.80 — NE Multispecies regulated mesh areas and restrictions on gear and methods of fishing
• § 648.81 — NE multispecies year-round and seasonal closed areas
• § 648.82 — Effort-control program for NE multispecies vessels
• § 648.83 — Multispecies minimum fish sizes
• § 648.84 — Gear-marking requirements and gear restrictions
• § 648.85 — Special management programs
• § 648.86 — NE Multispecies commercial possession restrictions
• § 648.87 — Sector allocation
• § 648.88 — Multispecies stock area definitions
• § 648.89 — Recreational and charter/party vessel restrictions
• § 648.90 — NE multispecies assessment, framework procedures and specifications, and flexible area action system
• § 648.91 — Monkfish regulated mesh areas and restrictions on gear and methods of fishing
• § 648.92 — Effort-control program for monkfish limited access vessels
• § 648.93 — Monkfish minimum fish sizes
• § 648.94 — Monkfish possession and landing restrictions
• § 648.95 — Offshore Fishery Program in the SFMA
• § 648.96 — FMP review, specification, and framework adjustment process
• § 648.97 — Closed areas
• § 648.100 — Summer flounder Annual Catch Limit (ACL)
• § 648.101 — Summer flounder Annual Catch Target (ACT)
• § 648.102 — Summer flounder specifications
• § 648.103 — Summer flounder accountability measures
• § 648.104 — Summer flounder size requirements
• § 648.105 — Summer flounder recreational fishing season
• § 648.106 — Summer flounder possession restrictions
• § 648.107 — Conservation equivalent measures for the summer flounder fishery
• § 648.108 — Summer flounder gear restrictions
• § 648.109 — Sea turtle conservation
• § 648.110 — Summer flounder framework adjustments to management measures
• § 648.111 — Block Island Sound Transit Area
• § 648.120 — Scup Annual Catch Limit (ACL)
• § 648.121 — Scup Annual Catch Target (ACT)
• § 648.122 — Scup specifications
• § 648.123 — Scup accountability measures
• § 648.124 — Scup commercial season and commercial fishery area restrictions
• § 648.125 — Scup gear restrictions
• § 648.126 — Scup minimum fish sizes
• § 648.127 — Scup recreational fishing season
• § 648.128 — Scup possession restrictions
• § 648.129 — Protection of threatened and endangered sea turtles
• § 648.130 — Scup framework adjustments to management measures
• § 648.131 — Block Island Sound Transit Area
• § 648.140 — Black sea bass Annual Catch Limit (ACL)
• § 648.141 — Black sea bass Annual Catch Target (ACT)
• § 648.142 — Black sea bass specifications
• § 648.143 — Black sea bass accountability measures
• § 648.144 — Black sea bass gear restrictions
• § 648.145 — Black sea bass possession limit
• § 648.146 — Black sea bass recreational fishing season
• § 648.147 — Black sea bass size requirements
• § 648.148 — Special management zones
• § 648.149 — Black sea bass framework adjustments to management measures
• § 648.150 — Block Island Sound Transit Zone
• § 648.151 — Black sea bass conservation equivalency
• § 648.160 — Bluefish Annual Catch Limit (ACL)
• § 648.161 — Bluefish Sector ACLs and Annual Catch Targets (ACTs)
• § 648.162 — Bluefish specifications
• § 648.163 — Bluefish Accountability Measures (AMs)
• § 648.164 — Bluefish possession restrictions
• § 648.165 — Bluefish minimum fish sizes
• § 648.166 — Bluefish gear restrictions
• § 648.167 — Bluefish framework adjustment to management measures
• § 648.200 — Specifications
• § 648.201 — AMs and harvest controls
• § 648.202 — Season and area restrictions
• § 648.203 — Gear restrictions
• § 648.204 — Possession restrictions
• § 648.205 — VMS requirements
• § 648.206 — Framework provisions
• § 648.207 — Herring Research Set-Aside (RSA)
• § 648.230 — Spiny dogfish Annual Catch Limits (ACLs)
• § 648.231 — Spiny dogfish Annual Catch Target (ACT) and Total Allowable Level of Landings (TAL)
• § 648.232 — Spiny dogfish specifications
• § 648.233 — Spiny dogfish Accountability Measures (AMs)
• § 648.234 — Gear restrictions
• § 648.235 — Spiny dogfish possession and landing restrictions
• § 648.236 — Special Management Zones. [Reserved]
• § 648.237-648.238 — 648.237-648.238 [Reserved]
• § 648.239 — Spiny dogfish framework adjustments to management measures
• § 648.260 — Specifications
• § 648.261 — Framework adjustment process
• § 648.262 — Accountability measures for red crab limited access vessels
• § 648.263 — Red crab possession and landing restrictions
• § 648.264 — Gear requirements/restrictions
• § 648.290 — Tilefish Annual Catch Limits (ACL)
• § 648.291 — Tilefish Annual Catch Targets (ACT)
• § 648.292 — Tilefish specifications
• § 648.293 — Tilefish accountability measures
• § 648.294 — Golden tilefish individual fishing quota (IFQ) program
• § 648.295 — Tilefish commercial trip limits and landing condition
• § 648.296 — Tilefish recreational possession limits and gear restrictions
• § 648.297 — Tilefish gear restricted areas
• § 648.299 — Tilefish framework specifications
• § 648.320 — Skate FMP review and monitoring
• § 648.321 — Framework adjustment process
• § 648.322 — Skate allocation, possession, and landing provisions
• § 648.323 — Accountability measures
• § 648.350 — Mid-Atlantic forage species landing limits
• § 648.351 — Mid-Atlantic forage species possession limits
• § 648.352 — Mid-Atlantic forage species framework measures
• § 648.370 — Habitat Management Areas
• § 648.371 — Dedicated Habitat Research Areas
• § 648.372 — Frank R. Lautenberg Deep-Sea Coral Protection Area
• § 648.373 — New England Deep-Sea Coral Protection Areas

PART 660

• § 660.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 660.2 — Relation to other laws
• § 660.3 — Reporting and recordkeeping
• § 660.4 — Usual and accustomed fishing areas for Pacific Coast treaty Indian tribes
• § 660.5 — Shared Ecosystem Component Species
• § 660.6 — Prohibitions
• § 660.10 — Purpose and scope
• § 660.11 — General definitions
• § 660.12 — General groundfish prohibitions
• § 660.13 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 660.14 — Vessel Monitoring System (VMS) requirements
• § 660.15 — Equipment requirements
• § 660.16 — Groundfish observer program
• § 660.17 — Catch monitor program
• § 660.18 — Observer and catch monitor provider permits and endorsements
• § 660.19 — Appeals process for catch monitors, observers, and provider permits
• § 660.20 — Vessel and gear identification
• § 660.21 — Seabird Avoidance Program
• § 660.24 — Limited entry and open access fisheries
• § 660.25 — Permits
• § 660.30 — Compensation with fish for collecting resource information—EFPs
• § 660.40 — Rebuilding plans
• § 660.50 — Pacific Coast treaty Indian fisheries
• § 660.55 — Allocations
• § 660.60 — Specifications and management measures
• § 660.65 — Groundfish harvest specifications
• § 660.70 — Groundfish conservation areas
• § 660.71 — Latitude/longitude coordinates defining the 10-fm (18-m) through 40-fm (73-m) depth contours
• § 660.72 — Latitude/longitude coordinates defining the 50 fm (91 m) through 75 fm (137 m) depth contours
• § 660.73 — Latitude/longitude coordinates defining the 100 fm (183 m) through 150 fm (274 m) depth contours
• § 660.74 — Latitude/longitude coordinates defining the 180 fm (329 m) through 250 fm (457 m) depth contours
• § 660.75 — Essential Fish Habitat (EFH)
• § 660.76 — Coastwide EFHCAs
• § 660.77 — EFHCAs off the Coast of Washington
• § 660.78 — EFHCAs off the Coast of Oregon
• § 660.79 — EFHCAs off the Coast of California
• § 660.100 — Purpose and scope
• § 660.111 — Trawl fishery—definitions
• § 660.112 — Trawl fishery—prohibitions
• § 660.113 — Trawl fishery—recordkeeping and reporting
• § 660.114 — Trawl fishery—economic data collection program
• § 660.115 — Trawl fishery—cost recovery program
• § 660.120 — Trawl fishery—crossover provisions
• § 660.130 — Trawl fishery—management measures
• § 660.131 — Pacific whiting fishery management measures
• § 660.140 — Shorebased IFQ Program
• § 660.150 — Mothership (MS) Co-op Program
• § 660.160 — Catcher/processor (C/P) Co-op Program
• § 660.210 — Purpose and scope
• § 660.211 — Fixed gear fishery—definitions
• § 660.212 — Fixed gear fishery—prohibitions
• § 660.213 — Fixed gear fishery—recordkeeping and reporting
• § 660.216 — Fixed gear fishery—observer requirements
• § 660.219 — Fixed gear identification and marking
• § 660.220 — Fixed gear fishery—crossover provisions
• § 660.230 — Fixed gear fishery—management measures
• § 660.231 — Limited entry fixed gear sablefish primary fishery
• § 660.232 — Limited entry daily trip limit (DTL) fishery for sablefish
• § 660.310 — Purpose and scope
• § 660.311 — Open access fishery—definitions
• § 660.312 — Open access fishery—prohibitions
• § 660.313 — Open access fishery—recordkeeping and reporting
• § 660.316 — Open access fishery—observer requirements
• § 660.319 — Open access fishery gear identification and marking
• § 660.320 — Open access fishery—crossover provisions
• § 660.330 — Open access fishery—management measures
• § 660.332 — Open access daily trip limit (DTL) fishery for sablefish
• § 660.333 — Open access non-groundfish trawl fishery—management measures
• § 660.334 — Open access non-groundfish salmon troll fishery—management measures
• § 660.350 — Purpose and scope
• § 660.351 — Recreational fishery—definitions
• § 660.352 — Recreational fishery—prohibitions
• § 660.353 — Recreational fishery—recordkeeping and reporting
• § 660.360 — Recreational fishery—management measures
• § 660.401 — Purpose and scope
• § 660.402 — Definitions
• § 660.403 — Relation to other laws
• § 660.404 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 660.405 — Prohibitions
• § 660.406 — Exempted fishing
• § 660.407 — Treaty Indian fishing
• § 660.408 — Annual actions
• § 660.409 — Inseason actions
• § 660.410 — Conservation objectives, ACLs, and de minimis control rules
• § 660.411 — Notification and publication procedures
• § 660.412 — EFH identifications and descriptions for Pacific salmon
• § 660.413 — Overfished species rebuilding plans
• § 660.501 — Purpose and scope
• § 660.502 — Definitions
• § 660.503 — Management subareas
• § 660.504 — Vessel identification
• § 660.505 — Prohibitions
• § 660.506 — Gear restrictions
• § 660.507 — Closed areas to reduction fishing
• § 660.508 — Annual specifications
• § 660.509 — Accountability measures (season closures)
• § 660.510 — Fishing seasons
• § 660.511 — Catch restrictions
• § 660.512 — Limited entry fishery
• § 660.513 — Permit conditions
• § 660.514 — Transferability
• § 660.515 — Renewal of limited entry permits
• § 660.516 — Exempted fishing
• § 660.517 — Framework for revising regulations
• § 660.518 — Pacific Coast Treaty Indian Rights
• § 660.519 — Scientific observers
• § 660.520 — Reporting requirements
• § 660.600 — Applicability
• § 660.601 — Definitions
• § 660.602 — Prohibitions
• § 660.603 — Electronic monitoring provider permits and responsibilities
• § 660.604 — Vessel and first receiver responsibilities
• § 660.701 — Purpose and scope
• § 660.702 — Definitions
• § 660.703 — Management area
• § 660.704 — Vessel identification
• § 660.705 — Prohibitions
• § 660.706 — Pacific Coast Treaty Indian rights
• § 660.707 — Permits
• § 660.708 — Reporting and recordkeeping
• § 660.709 — Annual specifications
• § 660.710 — Closure of directed fishery
• § 660.711 — General catch restrictions
• § 660.712 — Longline fishery
• § 660.713 — Drift gillnet fishery
• § 660.714 — Purse seine fishery. [Reserved]
• § 660.715 — Deep-set buoy gear fishery
• § 660.716 — [Reserved]
• § 660.717 — Framework for revising regulations
• § 660.718 — Exempted fishing
• § 660.719 — Scientific observers
• § 660.720 — Interim protection for sea turtles
• § 660.721 — Recreational fishing bag limits and filleting requirements

PART 665

• § 665.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 665.2 — Relation to other laws
• § 665.3 — Licensing and registration
• § 665.4 — Annual catch limits
• § 665.5-665.11 — 665.5-665.11 [Reserved]
• § 665.12 — Definitions
• § 665.13 — Permits and fees
• § 665.14 — Reporting and recordkeeping
• § 665.15 — Prohibitions
• § 665.16 — Vessel identification
• § 665.17 — Experimental fishing
• § 665.18 — Framework adjustments to management measures
• § 665.19 — Vessel monitoring system
• § 665.20 — Western Pacific Community Development Program
• § 665.98 — Management area
• § 665.99 — Area restrictions
• § 665.100 — American Samoa bottomfish fisheries. [Reserved]
• § 665.101 — Definitions
• § 665.103 — Prohibitions
• § 665.104 — Gear restrictions
• § 665.105 — At-sea observer coverage
• § 665.106 — American Samoa annual catch limits (ACL)
• § 665.107-665.119 — 665.107-665.119 [Reserved]
• § 665.120 — American Samoa coral reef ecosystem fisheries. [Reserved]
• § 665.121 — Definitions
• § 665.122 — [Reserved]
• § 665.123 — Relation to other laws
• § 665.124 — Permits and fees
• § 665.125 — Prohibitions
• § 665.126 — Notifications
• § 665.127 — Allowable gear and gear restrictions
• § 665.128 — Gear identification
• § 665.129-665.139 — 665.129-665.139 [Reserved]
• § 665.140 — American Samoa Crustacean Fisheries. [Reserved]
• § 665.141 — Definitions
• § 665.142 — Permits
• § 665.143 — Prohibitions
• § 665.144 — Notifications
• § 665.145 — At-sea observer coverage
• § 665.146-665.159 — 665.146-665.159 [Reserved]
• § 665.160 — American Samoa precious coral fisheries. [Reserved]
• § 665.161 — Definitions
• § 665.162 — Permits
• § 665.163 — Prohibitions
• § 665.164 — Gear restrictions
• § 665.165 — Size restrictions
• § 665.166 — Closures
• § 665.167 — Quotas
• § 665.168 — Seasons
• § 665.169 — Gold coral harvest moratorium
• § 665.198 — Management area
• § 665.199 — Area restrictions [Reserved]
• § 665.200 — Hawaii bottomfish and seamount groundfish fisheries. [Reserved]
• § 665.201 — Definitions
• § 665.202 — Management subareas
• § 665.203 — Permits
• § 665.204 — Prohibitions
• § 665.205 — Notification
• § 665.206 — Gear restrictions
• § 665.207 — At-sea observer coverage
• § 665.208 — Protected species conservation
• § 665.209 — Fishing moratorium at Hancock Seamounts
• § 665.210 — [Reserved]
• § 665.211 — Annual Catch Limits (ACL) and Annual Catch Targets (ACT)
• § 665.212 — Non-commercial bag limits
• § 665.213-665.219 — 665.213-665.219 [Reserved]
• § 665.220 — Hawaii coral reef ecosystem fisheries. [Reserved]
• § 665.221 — Definitions
• § 665.222 — Management area
• § 665.223 — Relation to other laws
• § 665.224 — Permits and fees
• § 665.225 — Prohibitions
• § 665.226 — Notifications
• § 665.227 — Allowable gear and gear restrictions
• § 665.228 — Gear identification
• § 665.229-665.239 — 665.229-665.239 [Reserved]
• § 665.240 — Hawaii crustacean fisheries. [Reserved]
• § 665.241 — Definitions
• § 665.242 — Permits
• § 665.243 — Prohibitions
• § 665.244 — Notifications
• § 665.245 — Gear restrictions
• § 665.246 — Gear identification
• § 665.247 — At-sea observer coverage
• § 665.248 — Monk seal protective measures
• § 665.249 — Lobster size and condition restrictions in Permit Area 2
• § 665.250 — Closed seasons
• § 665.251 — Closed areas
• § 665.252 — Harvest limitation program
• § 665.253 — Annual Catch Limits (ACL) and Annual Catch Targets (ACT)
• § 665.254-665.259 — 665.254-665.259 [Reserved]
• § 665.260 — Hawaii precious coral fisheries. [Reserved]
• § 665.261 — Definitions
• § 665.262 — Permits
• § 665.263 — Prohibitions
• § 665.264 — Gear restrictions
• § 665.265 — Size restrictions
• § 665.266 — Area restrictions
• § 665.267 — Seasons
• § 665.268 — Closures
• § 665.269 — Annual Catch Limits (ACL)
• § 665.270 — Gold coral harvest moratorium
• § 665.398 — Management area
• § 665.399 — Area restrictions
• § 665.400 — Mariana bottomfish fisheries. [Reserved]
• § 665.401 — Definitions
• § 665.402 — Management subareas
• § 665.403 — Bottomfish fishery area management
• § 665.404 — Permits
• § 665.405 — Prohibitions
• § 665.406 — Gear restrictions
• § 665.407 — At-sea observer coverage
• § 665.408 — CNMI Annual Catch Limits (ACL) and Annual Catch Targets (ACT)
• § 665.409 — Guam Annual Catch Limits (ACL)
• § 665.410-665.419 — 665.410-665.419 [Reserved]
• § 665.420 — Mariana coral reef ecosystem fisheries. [Reserved]
• § 665.421 — Definitions
• § 665.422 — Management area
• § 665.423 — Relation to other laws
• § 665.424 — Permits and fees
• § 665.425 — Prohibitions
• § 665.426 — Notifications
• § 665.427 — Allowable gear and gear restrictions
• § 665.428 — Gear identification
• § 665.429-665.439 — 665.429-665.439 [Reserved]
• § 665.440 — Mariana crustacean fisheries. [Reserved]
• § 665.441 — Definitions
• § 665.442 — Permits
• § 665.443 — Prohibitions
• § 665.444 — Notifications
• § 665.445 — At-sea observer coverage
• § 665.446-665.459 — 665.446-665.459 [Reserved]
• § 665.460 — Mariana precious coral fisheries. [Reserved]
• § 665.461 — Definitions
• § 665.462 — Permits
• § 665.463 — Prohibitions
• § 665.464 — Gear restrictions
• § 665.465 — Size restrictions
• § 665.466 — Closures
• § 665.467 — Quotas
• § 665.468 — Seasons
• § 665.469 — Gold coral harvest moratorium
• § 665.598 — Management area
• § 665.599 — Area restrictions
• § 665.600 — PRIA bottomfish fisheries. [Reserved]
• § 665.601 — Definitions
• § 665.602 — [Reserved]
• § 665.603 — Permits
• § 665.604 — Prohibitions
• § 665.605 — Gear restrictions
• § 665.606 — At-sea observer coverage
• § 665.607-665.619 — 665.607-665.619 [Reserved]
• § 665.620 — PRIA coral reef ecosystem fisheries. [Reserved]
• § 665.621 — Definitions
• § 665.622 — [Reserved]
• § 665.623 — Relation to other laws
• § 665.624 — Permits and fees
• § 665.625 — Prohibitions
• § 665.626 — Notifications
• § 665.627 — Allowable gear and gear restrictions
• § 665.628 — Gear identification
• § 665.629-665.639 — 665.629-665.639 [Reserved]
• § 665.640 — PRIA crustacean fisheries. [Reserved]
• § 665.641 — Definitions
• § 665.642 — Permits
• § 665.643 — Prohibitions
• § 665.644 — Notifications
• § 665.645 — At-sea observer coverage
• § 665.646-665.659 — 665.646-665.659 [Reserved]
• § 665.660 — PRIA precious coral fisheries. [Reserved]
• § 665.661 — Definitions
• § 665.662 — Permits
• § 665.663 — Prohibitions
• § 665.664 — Gear restrictions
• § 665.665 — Size restrictions
• § 665.666 — Closures
• § 665.667 — Quotas
• § 665.668 — Seasons
• § 665.669 — Gold coral harvest moratorium
• § 665.798 — Management area
• § 665.799 — Area restrictions
• § 665.800 — Definitions
• § 665.801 — Permits
• § 665.802 — Prohibitions
• § 665.803 — Notifications
• § 665.804 — Gear identification
• § 665.805 — [Reserved]
• § 665.806 — Prohibited area management
• § 665.807 — Exemptions for Hawaii longline fishing prohibited areas; procedures
• § 665.808 — Conditions for at-sea observer coverage
• § 665.809 — Port privileges and transiting for unpermitted U.S. longline vessels
• § 665.810 — Prohibition of drift gillnetting
• § 665.811 — Handling and release of oceanic whitetip sharks
• § 665.812 — Sea turtle take mitigation measures
• § 665.813 — Western Pacific longline fishing restrictions
• § 665.814 — Protected species workshop
• § 665.815 — Pelagic longline seabird mitigation measures
• § 665.816 — American Samoa longline limited entry program
• § 665.817 — [Reserved]
• § 665.818 — Exemptions for American Samoa large vessel prohibited areas
• § 665.819 — Territorial catch and fishing effort limits
• § 665.900 — Scope and purpose
• § 665.901 — Boundaries
• § 665.902 — Definitions
• § 665.903 — Prohibitions
• § 665.904 — Regulated activities
• § 665.905 — Fishing permit procedures and criteria
• § 665.906 — International law
• § 665.930 — Scope and purpose
• § 665.931 — Boundaries
• § 665.932 — Definitions
• § 665.933 — Prohibitions
• § 665.934 — Regulated activities
• § 665.935 — Fishing permit procedures and criteria
• § 665.936 — International law
• § 665.960 — Scope and purpose
• § 665.961 — Boundaries
• § 665.962 — Definitions
• § 665.963 — Prohibitions
• § 665.964 — Regulated activities
• § 665.965 — Fishing permit procedures and criteria
• § 665.966 — International law

PART 679

• § 679.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 679.2 — Definitions
• § 679.3 — Relation to other laws
• § 679.4 — Permits
• § 679.5 — Recordkeeping and reporting (R&R)
• § 679.6 — Exempted fisheries
• § 679.7 — Prohibitions
• § 679.8 — Facilitation of enforcement
• § 679.9 — Penalties
• § 679.20 — General limitations
• § 679.21 — Prohibited species bycatch management
• § 679.22 — Closures
• § 679.23 — Seasons
• § 679.24 — Gear limitations
• § 679.25 — Inseason adjustments
• § 679.26 — Prohibited Species Donation Program
• § 679.27 — Improved Retention/Improved Utilization Program
• § 679.28 — Equipment and operational requirements
• § 679.30 — [Reserved]
• § 679.31 — CDQ and PSQ reserves, allocations, and transfers
• § 679.32 — Groundfish and halibut CDQ catch monitoring
• § 679.33 — CDQ cost recovery
• § 679.40 — Sablefish and halibut QS
• § 679.41 — Transfer of quota shares and IFQ
• § 679.42 — Limitations on use of QS and IFQ
• § 679.43 — Determinations and appeals
• § 679.44 — Penalties
• § 679.45 — IFQ cost recovery program
• § 679.46 — Recreational Quota Entity (RQE) Program fee collection
• § 679.50 — Applicability
• § 679.51 — Observer and Electronic Monitoring System requirements for vessels and plants
• § 679.52 — Observer provider permitting and responsibilities
• § 679.53 — Observer certification and responsibilities
• § 679.54 — Release of observer data to the public
• § 679.55 — Observer fees
• § 679.56 — Full coverage trawl Electronic Monitoring category fee
• § 679.57 — Trawl EM incentive plan agreements
• § 679.60 — Authority and related regulations
• § 679.61 — Formation and operation of fishery cooperatives
• § 679.62 — Inshore sector cooperative allocation program
• § 679.63 — Catch weighing requirements for vessels and processors
• § 679.64 — Harvesting sideboard limits in other fisheries
• § 679.65 — Bering Sea Chinook Salmon Bycatch Management Program Economic Data Report (Chinook salmon EDR program)
• § 679.66 — AFA cost recovery
• § 679.67 — Aleutian Islands pollock cost recovery
• § 679.80 — Allocation and transfer of rockfish QS
• § 679.81 — Rockfish Program annual harvester privileges
• § 679.82 — Rockfish Program use caps and sideboard limits
• § 679.83 — Rockfish Program entry level longline fishery
• § 679.84 — Rockfish Program recordkeeping, permits, monitoring, and catch accounting
• § 679.85 — Cost recovery
• § 679.90 — Allocation, use, and transfer of Amendment 80 QS permits
• § 679.91 — Amendment 80 Program annual harvester privileges
• § 679.92 — Amendment 80 Program use caps and sideboard limits
• § 679.93 — Amendment 80 Program recordkeeping, permits, monitoring, and catch accounting
• § 679.94 — Economic data report (EDR) for the Amendment 80 sector
• § 679.95 — Amendment 80 Program cost recovery
• § 679.100 — Longline Catcher/Processor Subsector
• § 679.101 — Catcher/processors using pot gear for groundfish fishing
• § 679.102 — Halibut deck sorting
• § 679.110 — Applicability
• § 679.111-679.113 — 679.111-679.113 [Reserved]
• § 679.114 — Permits
• § 679.115 — Recordkeeping and reporting
• § 679.116 — [Reserved]
• § 679.117 — Salmon fisheries prohibitions
• § 679.118 — Management measures
• § 679.119 — Recreational salmon fisheries
• § 679.130 — Allocation, use, and transfer of PCTC Program QS permits
• § 679.131 — PCTC Program annual harvester privileges
• § 679.132 — Aleutian Islands CQ set-aside provisions in the PCTC Program
• § 679.133 — PCTC Program ownership caps, use caps, and sideboard limits
• § 679.134 — PCTC Program permits, catch monitoring, catch accounting, and recordkeeping and reporting
• § 679.135 — PCTC Program cost recovery

PART 680

• § 680.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 680.2 — Definitions
• § 680.3 — Relation to other laws
• § 680.4 — Permits
• § 680.5 — Recordkeeping and reporting (R&R)
• § 680.6 — Crab economic data report (EDR)
• § 680.7 — Prohibitions
• § 680.8 — Facilitation of enforcement
• § 680.9 — Penalties
• § 680.20 — Arbitration System
• § 680.21 — Crab harvesting cooperatives
• § 680.22 — Sideboard protections for GOA groundfish fisheries
• § 680.23 — Equipment and operational requirements
• § 680.30 — [Reserved]
• § 680.40 — Crab Quota Share (QS), Processor QS (PQS), Individual Fishing Quota (IFQ), and Individual Processor Quota (IPQ) Issuance
• § 680.41 — Transfer of QS, PQS, IFQ and IPQ
• § 680.42 — Limitations on use of QS, PQS, IFQ, and IPQ
• § 680.43 — Revocation of CVC and CPC QS
• § 680.44 — Cost recovery

PART 697

• § 697.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 697.2 — Definitions
• § 697.3 — Relation to other Federal and state laws
• § 697.4 — Vessel permits and trap tags
• § 697.5 — Operator permits
• § 697.6 — Dealer permits
• § 697.7 — Prohibitions
• § 697.8 — Vessel identification
• § 697.9 — Facilitation of enforcement
• § 697.10 — Penalties
• § 697.11 — Civil procedures
• § 697.12 — At-sea sea sampler/observer coverage
• § 697.17 — Non-trap harvest restrictions
• § 697.18 — Lobster management areas
• § 697.19 — Trap limits and trap tag requirements for vessels fishing with lobster traps
• § 697.20 — Size, harvesting and landing requirements
• § 697.21 — Gear identification and marking, escape vent, maximum trap size, and ghost panel requirements
• § 697.22 — Exempted fishing
• § 697.23 — Restricted gear areas
• § 697.24 — Exempted waters for Maine State American lobster permits
• § 697.25 — Adjustment to management measures
• § 697.26 — EEZ Nearshore Management Area 5 Trap Waiver
• § 697.27 — Trap transferability
• § 697.28 — Atlantic migratory group cobia