U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Issues Endangered Species Permits
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This notice confirms that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has issued multiple permits for activities involving endangered species. The permits were granted to zoos, conservation centers, companies, researchers, and individuals after the agency reviewed the applications and public comments. For affected organizations and permit holders, the practical point is simple: the listed permits are now active, but each permit comes with its own conditions. Businesses, animal facilities, museums, universities, and conservation groups should review their permit terms, keep records, and make sure any handling, transfer, import, export, research, or display activity stays within the approved scope.
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Key Changes
- Confirms issuance of endangered species permits to the listed applicants
- States that the permits were approved after agency review of applications and public comments
- Makes application materials and public comments available through Regulations.gov by permit number
Obligations
What this law requires
Permittees listed in the notice must conduct activities involving endangered species only in accordance with the specific conditions set forth in their issued ESA section 10(a)(1)(A) permit.
Organizations or individuals planning to rely on one of the listed permits must verify the applicable permit number, permit holder, and issued permit terms before conducting any authorized endangered-species activity.