Issue
85 FR 24074
04/30/2020
Update Type
Notices

The Department of State announced the nations from which wild-caught shrimp are eligible to enter the United States; the annual certification lists the harvesting nations that have adopted regulatory programs to prevent incidental taking of relevant species of sea turtles or otherwise do not pose a threat of incidental taking of sea turtles in the course of shrimp harvesting. 

Volume
50
Issue
6
Update Volume
50
Update Issue
13
85 FR 24074
04/30/2020
Update Type
Notices

The Department of State announced the nations from which wild-caught shrimp are eligible to enter the United States; the annual certification lists the harvesting nations that have adopted regulatory programs to prevent incidental taking of relevant species of sea turtles or otherwise do not pose a threat of incidental taking of sea turtles in the course of shrimp harvesting. 

Volume
50
Issue
6
Update Volume
50
Update Issue
13
85 FR 24074
04/30/2020
Update Type
Notices

The Department of State announced the nations from which wild-caught shrimp are eligible to enter the United States; the annual certification lists the harvesting nations that have adopted regulatory programs to prevent incidental taking of relevant species of sea turtles or otherwise do not pose a threat of incidental taking of sea turtles in the course of shrimp harvesting. 

Volume
50
Issue
6
Update Volume
50
Update Issue
13
85 FR 24074
04/30/2020
Update Type
Notices

The Department of State announced the nations from which wild-caught shrimp are eligible to enter the United States; the annual certification lists the harvesting nations that have adopted regulatory programs to prevent incidental taking of relevant species of sea turtles or otherwise do not pose a threat of incidental taking of sea turtles in the course of shrimp harvesting. 

Volume
50
Issue
6
Update Volume
50
Update Issue
13
85 FR 24074
04/30/2020
Update Type
Notices

The Department of State announced the nations from which wild-caught shrimp are eligible to enter the United States; the annual certification lists the harvesting nations that have adopted regulatory programs to prevent incidental taking of relevant species of sea turtles or otherwise do not pose a threat of incidental taking of sea turtles in the course of shrimp harvesting. 

Volume
50
Issue
6
Update Volume
50
Update Issue
13
85 FR 24074
04/30/2020
Update Type
Notices

The Department of State announced the nations from which wild-caught shrimp are eligible to enter the United States; the annual certification lists the harvesting nations that have adopted regulatory programs to prevent incidental taking of relevant species of sea turtles or otherwise do not pose a threat of incidental taking of sea turtles in the course of shrimp harvesting. 

Volume
50
Issue
6
Update Volume
50
Update Issue
13
85 FR 24074
04/30/2020
Update Type
Notices

The Department of State announced the nations from which wild-caught shrimp are eligible to enter the United States; the annual certification lists the harvesting nations that have adopted regulatory programs to prevent incidental taking of relevant species of sea turtles or otherwise do not pose a threat of incidental taking of sea turtles in the course of shrimp harvesting. 

Volume
50
Issue
6
Update Volume
50
Update Issue
13
85 FR 23935
04/30/2020
Update Type
Proposed Rules

The National Park Service proposed to revise its regulations to comply with the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court in Sturgeon v. Frost, which held that Service regulations apply exclusively to public lands (meaning federally owned lands and waters) within the external boundaries of National Park System units in Alaska and not to lands that are not federally owned, including submerged lands under navigable waters. 

Volume
50
Issue
6
Update Volume
50
Update Issue
13
85 FR 23935
04/30/2020
Update Type
Proposed Rules

The National Park Service proposed to revise its regulations to comply with the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court in Sturgeon v. Frost, which held that Service regulations apply exclusively to public lands (meaning federally owned lands and waters) within the external boundaries of National Park System units in Alaska and not to lands that are not federally owned, including submerged lands under navigable waters. 

Volume
50
Issue
6
Update Volume
50
Update Issue
13
85 FR 23935
04/30/2020
Update Type
Proposed Rules

The National Park Service proposed to revise its regulations to comply with the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court in Sturgeon v. Frost, which held that Service regulations apply exclusively to public lands (meaning federally owned lands and waters) within the external boundaries of National Park System units in Alaska and not to lands that are not federally owned, including submerged lands under navigable waters. 

Volume
50
Issue
6
Update Volume
50
Update Issue
13

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