Cfr Title 36 Part 200-299 ; Code Of Federal Regulations(2021)

36 CFR, Part 200-299, includes rules, regulations, procedures and administrative procedures associated with Title 36, Parks, Forests, and Public Property

Chapter II, Forest Service, Department of Agriculture, Code Of Federal Regulations(2021).

Part 200 Organization, Functions, and Procedures 200.1 – 200.12

Part 211 Administration 211.1 – 211.6

Part 212 Travel Management 212.1 – 212.81

Part 213 Administration of Lands Under Title III of the Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act by the Forest Service 213.1 – 213.4

Part 214 Postdecisional Administrative Review Process for Occupancy or Use of National Forest System Lands and Resources 214.1 – 214.22

Part 215 [Reserved]

Part 216 Public Notice and Comment for Standards, Criteria, and Guidance Applicable to Forest Service Programs 216.1 – 216.4

Part 218 Project-Level Predecisional Administrative Review Process 218.1 – 218.32

Part 219 Planning 219.1 – 219.62

Part 220 National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Compliance 220.1 – 220.7

Part 221 Timber Management Planning 221.3

Part 222 Range Management 222.1 – 222.76

Part 223 Sale and Disposal of National Forest System Timber 223.1 – 223.305

Part 228 Minerals 228.1 – 228.116

Part 230 State and Private Forestry Assistance 230.1 – 230.21

Part 241 Fish and Wildlife 241.1 – 241.23

Part 242 Subsistence Management Regulations for Public Lands in Alaska 242.1 – 242.28

Part 251 Land Uses 251.9 – 251.126

Part 254 Landownership Adjustments 254.1 – 254.44

Part 261 Prohibitions 261.1 – 261.79

Part 262 Law Enforcement Support Activities 262.1 – 262.13

Part 264 Property Management 264.1 – 264.13

Part 271 Use of “Smokey Bear” Symbol 271.1 – 271.8

Part 272 Use of “Woodsy Owl” Symbol 272.1 – 272.6

Part 290 Cave Resources Management 290.1 – 290.5

Part 291 Paleontological Resources Preservation 291.1 – 291.41

Part 292 National Recreation Areas 292.1 – 292.70

Part 29 3Wilderness - Primitive Areas 293.1 – 293.17

Part 294 Special Areas 294.1 – 294.51

Part 296 Protection of Archaeological Resources: Uniform Regulations 296.1 – 296.21

Part 297 Wild and Scenic Rivers 297.1 – 297.6

Parts 298-299 [Reserved]

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