Plant 30-Day Pre-Activity Notification

Plant 30-Day Pre-Activity Notification
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To remove and reduce federally listed plant species from lands under Federal jurisdiction and to conduct activities with their parts, the permittee is required to send a notification by email to the applicable Field Office Recovery Permit Coordinator no less than 30 days prior to commencing the activities. Refer to your recovery permit to understand which authorizations apply. Failure to submit this notification may result in the rejection of results, and/or suspension or revocation of the recovery permit.

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