California Department of Fish and Game Sample Clauses

California Department of Fish and Game. DFG is the agency of the State of California authorized to act as trustee for wildlife (as defined in Fish and Game Code section 1802) for the State on behalf of its residents. DFG is authorized to approve NCCPs pursuant to the NCCPA, administer and enforce CESA and other provisions of the Fish and Game Code and regulations adopted pursuant to the Fish and Game Code, and enter into agreements with federal and local governments and other entities for the conservation of species and habitats pursuant to CESA and the NCCPA.
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California Department of Fish and Game. The CDFG is trustee for fish and wildlife resources of the state of California and has jurisdiction over the conservation, protection and management of fish, wildlife and native plants, and the habitats necessary for biologically sustainable populations thereof, pursuant to Section 1802 of the Fish and Game Code. Moreover, the CDFG provides recreation opportunities, including hunting and fishing, consistent with Section 1801 of the Fish and Game Code. The CDFG owns or administers 17,380 acres of land in Mono County.
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California Department of Fish and Game. DFG is the agency of the State of California authorized to act as trustee for the state’s wildlife, designated rare and endangered plants, game refuges, ecological reserves, and other areas administered by the Department. DFG also administers and enforces the provisions of the Fish and Game Code and is authorized to enter into agreements with federal and local governments and other entities for the conservation of species and habitats. DFG may authorize, pursuant to the CESA, the Take of species listed as threatened or endangered which is incidental to an otherwise lawful activity. DFG may also permit such Take and provide regulatory assurances under the NCCPA for identified species whose conservation and management is provided for in a DFG- approved NCCP. During the planning process for the DRECP, the DFG will, among other things: • Attend all relevant REAT operational meetings and all REAT managers’ meetings; • Provide field- and state-level data and information to support the development of the DRECP; • Attend meetings with local partners and agencies, presenting information as necessary; • Advise State agencies and local entities on measures necessary to comply with the NPPA and other relevant laws; and • Work with the CEC and the federal REAT Partners, leading the development of the biological portions of the DRECP, establishing a conservation strategy, and arranging for independent science input.
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California Department of Fish and Game. Provide a Streambed Alteration Agreement and act as a responsible agency under CEQA; and • Bay Conservation and Development Commission: Evaluate compliance with the XxXxxxx-Xxxxxx Act
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California Department of Fish and Game. CDFG is the agency of the state of California authorized to act as trustee for the state’s wildlife. CDFG is authorized to approve NCCP Plans pursuant to the NCCPA, administer and enforce CESA and other provisions of the Fish and Game Code, and enter into agreements with federal and local governments and other entities for the conservation of species and habitats pursuant to CESA and the NCCPA.
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