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This document serves as an application for a federal permit to import sport-hunted bontebok trophies from South Africa, detailing the necessary steps, certification requirements, and associated fees. It includes sections for applicant information, trophy details, landowner permissions, and compliance with CITES and the Endangered Species Act.

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1. Gather necessary documents and information, including personal identification and any relevant permits.
2. Visit the official federal fish and wildlife website to access the application form.
3. Carefully read the instructions provided with the form to understand the requirements.
4. Fill out the form completely, ensuring that all information is accurate and up to date.
5. Review the completed form for any errors or omissions before submission.
6. Submit the form online or via mail, depending on the submission guidelines.
7. Keep a copy of the submitted form and any confirmation received for your records.

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1. Individuals or organizations involved in activities that impact wildlife, such as hunting, fishing, or conservation.
2. Researchers and scientists studying ecosystems and wildlife populations.
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4. Conservation organizations and non-profits working to protect endangered species and habitats.

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What is federal fish and wildlife?

Federal fish and wildlife refers to the regulations and programs established by the federal government to manage, protect, and conserve fish and wildlife resources across the United States.

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Individuals and organizations that engage in activities affecting federal fish and wildlife, such as hunting, fishing, and habitat modification, may be required to file certain reports or permits with federal agencies.

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The purpose of federal fish and wildlife management is to ensure the conservation of aquatic and terrestrial species, maintain biodiversity, and protect habitats while providing opportunities for recreational and commercial use.

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Information such as the type of activity, species involved, location, dates of activity, and any impacts on wildlife or habitats must be reported on federal fish and wildlife forms.