50 CFR Part 216
PART 216—REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE TAKING AND IMPORTING OF MARINE MAMMALS
- PART 216—REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE TAKING AND IMPORTING OF MARINE MAMMALS
- Chapter II—National Marine Fisheries Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Department of Commerce › Subchapter C—Marine Mammals
- Subpart A—Introduction
- § 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.
- Subpart B—Prohibitions
- § 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.
- Subpart C—General Exceptions
- § 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.
- Subpart D—Special Exceptions
- § 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 [Reserved]
- Subpart E—Designated Ports
- § 216.50 Importation at designated ports.
- Subpart F—Pribilof Islands, Taking for Subsistence Purposes
- § 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.
- Subpart G—Pribilof Islands Administration
- § 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.
- Subpart H—Dolphin Safe Tuna Labeling
- § 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.
- Subpart I—General Regulations Governing Small Takes of Marine Mammals Incidental to Specified Activities
- § 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.
- Subpart J—Taking of Eastern North Pacific (ENP) Gray Whales (Eschrichtius robustus) by the Makah Indian Tribe Off the Coast of Washington State
- § 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.
- Subparts K-X [Reserved]
- Figure 1 to Part 216—Northern Fur Seal Breeding Areas (Rookeries) and Hauling Grounds on St. George Island, Alaska
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