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