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INCIDENTAL HARASSMENT AUTHORIZATION Skip jack Offshore Energy, LLC (Skip jack) is hereby authorized under section 101(a)(5)(D) of the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMP; 16 U.S.C. 1371(a)(5)(D)) to

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How to fill out takes of marine mammals

1. Gather all necessary documentation and permits required for conducting research or observation of marine mammals.
2. Identify the specific marine mammal species you are interested in studying or observing.
3. Choose a suitable location or habitat where the marine mammals can be easily accessed or observed.
4. Ensure you have proper equipment and tools for data collection or documentation, such as cameras, GPS devices, and underwater microphones.
5. Follow guidelines and regulations set by local authorities or international agreements, such as the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA) in the United States.
6. Approach the marine mammals cautiously and avoid causing any disturbance or harm to them or their environment.
7. Observe and record the behaviors, movements, and interactions of the marine mammals using systematic methods and protocols.
8. Collect any necessary biological samples or assess the health condition of the marine mammals, if applicable.
9. Document and analyze the data collected, ensuring proper data management and integrity.
10. Share or publish the findings and contribute to the understanding and conservation efforts of marine mammals.

Who needs takes of marine mammals?

1. Scientists and researchers studying the behavior, ecology, or conservation of marine mammals.
2. Marine mammal rescue and rehabilitation organizations.
3. Government agencies responsible for the management and protection of marine mammal populations.
4. Environmental impact assessment teams conducting studies related to marine development or construction projects.
5. Educational institutions teaching marine biology or related subjects.
6. Tour operators or eco-tourism companies offering wildlife watching or educational experiences involving marine mammals.

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What is takes of marine mammals?

Takes of marine mammals refers to the incidental harassment, hunting, capturing, or killing of marine mammals.

Who is required to file takes of marine mammals?

Any individual, company, or organization that may incidentally take marine mammals during their activities is required to file takes of marine mammals.

How to fill out takes of marine mammals?

Takes of marine mammals can be filled out and submitted online through the appropriate government agency's website.

What is the purpose of takes of marine mammals?

The purpose of takes of marine mammals is to monitor and regulate the impact of human activities on marine mammal populations.

What information must be reported on takes of marine mammals?

The report must include details on the species of marine mammal, the location of the take, the type of take, and the expected impacts on the population.