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Fisheries

Legal Processes and Fisheries Management

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Legal Process in Fisheries Management Laws regulations and judicial rulings that govern fisheries resources
Who owns fish (general rule) Mostly the states except on federal lands and 3–200 miles offshore
10th Amendment (States’ Rights Doctrine) States (people) own wildlife and fisheries resources
Public Trust Doctrine Resources are held by the government in trust for public use
Tragedy of the Commons Overuse of shared resources when no one has exclusive ownership
European System of Resource Ownership Privileged and privatized ownership of wildlife
North American Model of Wildlife Conservation Model based on public ownership and regulated use of wildlife
7 Pillars of North American Model Wildlife is public no markets allocated by law legitimate purpose only international resource science-based policy democracy of hunting
Public Trust Outcomes Regulation of land and water use limits on harvest laws conflicts with private property
Three Branches of Government Legislative Executive Judicial
U.S. Code (USC) Compilation of federal laws including Title 16 for conservation
Substantive Laws Laws that create new programs
Appropriation Acts Laws that provide funding
Roman Law Influence Divided property into private and public fish and wildlife considered unowned
Martin v. Waddell (1842) Established public ownership of wildlife
Massachusetts v. Holyoke Waterpower (1931) Required fish ladders regulated river use
State Government Role Manages inland fisheries and coastal waters up to 3 miles
Federal Government Role Manages fisheries 3–200 miles offshore and migratory species
PA Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) State agency managing fisheries in Pennsylvania
National Administrative Procedure Act Requires transparency and public participation in rulemaking
Stakeholder Involvement Inclusion of public and interest groups in fisheries decisions
Fisheries Legislation Purpose Allocate resources enhance management prevent habitat degradation
Navigable Waters Definition Waters used or usable for interstate or foreign commerce
Riparian Doctrine Landowners adjacent to water have usage rights
Prior Appropriation Doctrine First user of water has priority rights
Rivers and Harbors Act (1899) Regulates structures and obstructions in waterways
Clean Water Act (1972) Protects and restores US waters by regulating pollution
Pollution (CWA definition) Man-made alteration of water’s chemical physical or biological integrity
Point Source Pollution Identifiable source like pipes or ditches
Nonpoint Source Pollution Diffuse pollution difficult to trace
Water Quality Standards Designated uses and criteria for allowable pollutant levels
CWA Section 301 Prohibits pollutant discharge without compliance
CWA Section 303(d) TMDLs for impaired waters pollution limits
CWA Section 402 NPDES permits for point source discharges
CWA Section 404 Permits for dredge and fill activities
TMDLs Maximum pollutant load a water body can handle
SMCRA (1977) Regulates mining and land reclamation
Black Bass Act (1926) Restricted commercial use of black bass
Wild and Scenic Rivers Act (1968) Protects designated rivers from development
Fish and Wildlife Coordination Act (1934) Requires consultation to protect wildlife during water projects
Dingell-Johnson Act (1950) Funds fisheries via excise taxes on equipment
Magnuson-Stevens Act (1976) Manages marine fisheries and prevents overfishing
NEPA (1969) Requires Environmental Impact Statements for federal actions
Endangered Species Act (1973) Protects threatened and endangered species and populations
Designated Uses (CWA) Categories like drinking water recreation aquatic life
NPDES System Permit system controlling pollutant discharge
Nonpoint Source Program (CWA 319) Funding and programs to reduce diffuse pollution
Ordinary High-Water Mark Boundary for public trust in navigable waters
Stakeholder Communication Key requirement for effective fisheries management decisions
Water Law Complexity Ancient varied and highly complex legal framework governing water use
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