California AB1987 amends the Fish and Game Code to regulate entry permits for nonconsumptive uses on department-managed lands.
California AB1987 amends the Fish and Game Code to require the purchase of an entry permit for nonconsumptive uses on department-managed lands, such as wildlife viewing and photography. The Department of Fish and Wildlife must post signs notifying users of this requirement and allow onsite purchases where feasible. The Automated License Data System will be used to sell these permits. Revenues from these permits will be deposited into the Native Species Conservation and Enhancement Account within the Fish and Game Preservation Fund.
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