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State permit policies & procedures
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New Hampshire
WebsiteNew Hampshire Fish and Game Department
http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/
Contact Brendan J. Clifford
Biological Technician for the Nongame and Endangered Wildlife Program
New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
11 Hazen Drive, Concord, NH 03301
Phone: (603) 271-0463
E-mail: Brendan.Clifford_AT_wildlife.nh.gov
Is a permit needed for banding?Yes. (pers.comm. 30 June 2009, B. Clifford to E. Paul: “A state permit is required for any capture or handling.”)
Permit application forms
- Application Form -
Available here
- Renewal - same form
- Threatened and Endangered
- same form, see restrictions
- Salvage - same
application form
State landsTo be determined
Prior notice
Check permit conditions. Even if not
expressly required to do so, you should always contact the manager of
that particular state land unit or with the owner of private land
before your arrival. You want to be aware of the hunting seasons, and,
of course want to be sure that your activities will not interfere with
the activities of that park, wildlife management area, or other state
land unit, and that your activities will not adversely affect public
use of the land or with the activities of private landowners.
Policies
PART Fis 1106 SPECIAL PURPOSES
Fis 1106.01 Scientific Licenses.
(a) Each applicant for a scientific license under RSA 214:29 shall include:
(1) The applicant’s:
a. Name;
b. Address; and
c. Telephone number;
(2) Name and address of educational institution, business, or
governmental agency, if applicable;
(3) Purpose and objective of the study;
(4) Methodology for collection or research;
(5) Inclusive dates of study and collection;
(6) Waterbody or specific location(s) of the study;
(7) Specific target species of wildlife to be taken and/or possessed;
(8) The number of each target species to be collected or possessed;
(9) Disposition of wildlife captured; and
(10) Name(s) of person(s) assisting to be listed as subpermittee(s);
(b) The licensee shall submit a report of study results by
January 31 for period covered by the scientific permit to include the
following information:
(1) The name and address to which the scientific permit was issued;
(2) The purpose and objective of the study;
(3) Species and number wildlife taken;
(4) Age and sex, if known, of wildlife taken;
(5) Location(s) where species were taken or collected, including
a map for those wildlife species tracked under this license;
(6) Date received or collected;
(7) Disposition of the wildlife; and
(8) Location where specimens are held, if applicable.
(c) Copies of the permit shall be carried by permittee or
subpermittees while engaged in the activities permitted under the
scientific license.
(d) Complete reports for previous scientific licenses shall be
received before subsequent or renewal applications will be considered.
(e) Waivers of the fee specified in RSA 214:29 shall only be
granted to educational and nonprofit institutions and governmental
agencies.
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