36 CFR Part 291
41 sections.
- § 291.1Purpose
- § 291.2Authorities
- § 291.3Exceptions
- § 291.4Preservation of existing authorities
- § 291.5Definitions
- § 291.6Confidentiality of information—general
- § 291.7Public awareness and education
- § 291.8Area closures
- § 291.9Determination of paleontological resources
- § 291.10Collecting
- § 291.11Casual collecting on National Forest System lands
- § 291.12National Forest System lands closed to casual collection
- § 291.13Permits
- § 291.14Application process
- § 291.15Application qualifications and eligibility
- § 291.16Terms and conditions
- § 291.17Permit reports
- § 291.18Modification or cancellation of permits
- § 291.19Suspension and revocation of permits
- § 291.20Appeals
- § 291.21Curation of paleontological resources
- § 291.22Becoming an approved repository
- § 291.23Minimum requirements of approval of a repository
- § 291.24Standards for access and use of collections
- § 291.25Conducting inspections and inventories of collections
- § 291.26Repository agreements
- § 291.27Prohibited acts
- § 291.28Civil penalty
- § 291.29Amount of civil penalty
- § 291.30Civil penalty process
- § 291.31Civil penalties hearing procedures
- § 291.32Petition for judicial review; collection of unpaid assessments
- § 291.33Use of recovered amounts
- § 291.34Criminal penalties
- § 291.35Multiple offenses
- § 291.36General exception
- § 291.37Scientific or paleontological value
- § 291.38Fair market or commercial value
- § 291.39Cost of response, restoration, and repair
- § 291.40Rewards
- § 291.41Forfeiture
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