Marine Mammal Protection Act Sample Clauses

Marine Mammal Protection Act. ‌ Under the MMPA (16 USC 1361-1407), federal, state, and local government officials, or designees of the relevant Secretaries of the Departments of the Interior and Commerce, may take marine mammals during the course of official response duties if such taking is for the protection or welfare of the mammal, the protection of public health and welfare, or the non-lethal removal of nuisance animals (16 USC 1379 Section 109(h)(1)). Government contractors conducting officially authorized oiled wildlife spill response–related activities and acting under the direct supervision of the Wildlife Branch Director are regarded as spill
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Marine Mammal Protection Act. The impacts of the proposed action on protected species are considered in section 4.2.1 of the EA and, based on the limited interaction of endangered species with hook gear (section 2.1.3), NOAA Fisheries Service has concluded that there would be no direct or indirect impacts on marine mammals, that the proposed action is consistent with the provisions of the MMPA, and that the proposed action would not alter existing measures to protect the species likely to inhabit the management units of the subject fisheries.
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Marine Mammal Protection Act. ‌ Under the MMPA (16 USC 1361-1407), federal, state, and local government officials, or designees of the relevant Secretaries of the Departments of the Interior and Commerce, may take marine mammals during the course of official response duties if such taking is for the protection or welfare of the mammal, the protection of public health and welfare, or the non-lethal removal of nuisance animals (16 USC 1379 Section 109(h)(1)). Government contractors conducting officially authorized oiled wildlife spill response–related activities and acting under the direct supervision of the Wildlife Branch Director are regarded as spill response employees and may take marine mammals if the Wildlife Branch is activated and the Wildlife Branch Director is authorized pursuant to Section 109(h) of the MMPA and implementing regulations (USFWS, NMFS, state wildlife agency) or is designated by the NOAA Administration Regional
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