50 CFR 223.207 - Approved TEDs
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Turtle Island Restoration Network v. Evans, No. 00-1569.
...turtle excluder devices ("TEDs") when operating in United States waters where sea turtles are to be found. 50 C.F.R. §§ 223.206, 223.207 (2001). Shrimpers sweep many other denizens of the sea ("bycatch") into their nets when they trawl for shrimp. But unlike fish or shri......
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Endangered and threatened species: Regulations consolidation,
...practice and procedure, Endangered and threatened species, Exports, Imports, Reporting and recordkeeping requirements, Transportation. 50 CFR Part 223 Endangered and threatened species, Exports, Imports, Marine mammals, Transportation. 50 CFR Part 224 Administrative practices and procedure,......
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Sea Turtle Conservation:
...hard TEDs and hooped hard TEDs conforming to a generic description, the flounder TED, and one type of soft TED--the Parker soft TED (see 50 CFR 223.207). Most approved hard TEDs are described in the regulations ( 50 CFR 223.207(a) ) according to generic criteria based upon certain parameter......
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Temporary Rule Authorizing Limited Tow Times in Lieu of Turtle Excluder Devices by Shrimp Trawlers in Specific Louisiana Waters
...a TED design must be shown to be 97 percent effective in excluding sea turtles during testing based upon specific testing protocols (50 CFR 223.207(e)(1)). Approved hard TEDs are described in the regulations (50 CFR 223.207(a)) according to generic criteria based upon certain parameters of ......
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Turtle Island Restoration Network v. Evans, No. 00-1569.
...install turtle excluder devices ("TEDs") when operating in United States waters where sea turtles are to be found. 50 C.F.R. §§ 223.206, 223.207 (2001). Shrimpers sweep many other denizens of the sea ("bycatch") into their nets when they trawl for shrimp. But unlike fish or shrimp, sea turt......