Simple Annual Reporting Guidelines

Simple Annual Reporting Guidelines
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Between January 1 鈥� January 31 of the following calendar year, all recovery permittees are required to submit the Annual Summary Report form (or other document which has all applicable information) that summarizes the year鈥檚 activities on . Some permittees are required to submit other Annual Report types; if this applies to you, please refer to the 鈥楽pecialized Annual Reporting Guidelines鈥� document on our website or refer to the recovery permit for specific reporting criteria.

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Sacramento Fish and Wildlife Office
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