Western Joshua Tree Conservation Act regulates the import, export, and taking of western Joshua trees in California, establishing fees and relocation.
The Western Joshua Tree Conservation Act amends the Fish and Game Code to regulate the import, export, and taking of western Joshua trees in California. It prohibits the import, export, or possession of these trees unless authorized by specific acts. The act establishes fees for the taking of trees, with higher fees for larger trees. It mandates that the department grant or deny permits within 30 days and requires relocation protocols based on best available science.
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