§ 670.30 45 CFR Ch. VI (10–1–18 Edition)

HSM 61 ‘‘Base A’’ at Port Lockroy, HSM 80 Amundsen’s Tent erected in Goudier Island, off Wiencke Island. December 1911 at the South Pole. HSM 62 ‘‘Base F’’ (Wordie House), HSM 81 Rocher du Debarquement on Winter Island, Argentine Islands. (Landing Rock). HSM 63 ‘‘Base Y’’ on Horseshoe Is- HSM 82 Monument to the Antarctic land, Marguerite Bay, western Graham Treaty and Plaques, Fildes Peninsula, Land. King George Island, South Shetland Is- HSM 64 ‘‘Base E’’ on Stonington Is- lands. land, Marguerite Bay, western Graham HSM 83 Base ‘‘W’’ established in Land. 1956 at Detaille Island, Lallemande HSM 65 Message post erected in Fjord, Loubert Coast. January 1895 on Svend Foyn Island, Possession Islands. HSM 84 Hut erected in 1973 at HSM 66 Prestrud’s cairn, Scott Damoy Point, Dorian Bay, Wiencke Is- Nunataks, Alexandra Mountains, Ed- land, Palmer Archipelago. ward VII Peninsula erected in Decem- HSM 85 Plaque Commemorating the ber 1911. PM–3A Nuclear Power Plant at HSM 67 Rock shelter known as McMurdo Station. ‘‘Granite House,’’ erected in 1911 at HSM 86 No.1 Building Commemo- Cape Geology, Granite Harbour. rating China’s Antarctic Expedition at HSM 68 Site of depot at Hells Gate Great Wall/Station. Moraine, Inexpressible Island, Terra Nova Bay. [77 FR 5404, Feb. 3, 2012] HSM 69 Message post at Cape § 670.30 [Reserved] Crozier, Ross Island, erected January 1902 by Capt. Robert F. Scott’s Dis- covery Expedition. Subpart G—Import Into and Export HSM 70 Message post at Cape From the United States Wadworth, Coulman Island, erected January 1902 by Capt. Robert F. Scott. § 670.31 Specific issuance criteria for HSM 71 Whalers Bay, Deception Is- imports. land, South Shetland Islands (includes Subject to compliance with other ap- whaling artifacts). plicable law, any person who takes a HSM 72 Mikkelsen Cairn, Tryne Is- native mammal, bird, or plant under a lands, Vestfold Hills. permit issued under the regulations in HSM 73 Memorial Cross for the 1979 this part may import it into the United Mount Erebus crash victims, erected in States unless the Director finds that January 1987 at Lewis Bay, Ross Island. the importation would not further the HSM 74 Unnamed cove on the south- purpose for which it was taken. If the west coast of Elephant Island, South importation is for a purpose other than Shetland Islands, including the fore- that for which the native mammal, shore and intertidal area, in which the bird, or plant was taken, the Director wreckage of a large wooden sailing ves- may permit importation upon a finding sel is located. that importation would be consistent HSM 75 ‘‘A Hut’’ of Scott base, with the purposes of the Act, the regu- Pram Point, Ross Island. lations in this part, or the permit HSM 76 Ruins of base Pedro Aguirre Cerda, Pendulum Cove, Deception Is- under which they were taken. land, South Shetland Islands. § 670.32 Specific issuance criteria for HSM 77 Cape Denison, Common- exports. wealth Bay, George V Land, including Boat Harbour and the historic artifacts The Director may permit export from contained within its waters. the United States of any native mam- HSM 78 Memorial Plaque at India mal, bird, or native plants taken with- Point, Humboldt Mountains, Wohlthat in Antarctica upon a finding that ex- Massif, central Dronning Maud Land. portation would be consistent with the HSM 79 Lillie Marleen Hut, Mt. purposes of the Act, the regulations in Dockery, Everett Range, Northern Vic- this part, or the permit under which toria Land. they were taken.

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§ 670.33 Content of permit applica- § 670.35 [Reserved] tions. In addition to the information re- Subpart H—Introduction of Non- quired in subpart C of this part, an ap- Indigenous Plants and Animals plicant seeking a permit to import into or export from the United States a na- § 670.36 Specific issuance criteria. tive mammal, a native bird, or native For purposes consistent with the Act, plants taken within Antarctica shall only the following plants and animals include the following in the applica- may be considered for a permit allow- tion: ing their introduction into Antarctica: (a) Information demonstrating that (a) Domestic plants; and the import or export would further the (b) Laboratory animals and plants in- purposes for which the species was cluding viruses, bacteria, yeasts, and taken; fungi. (b) Information demonstrating that Living non-indigenous species of the import or export is consistent with birds shall not be introduced into Ant- the purposes of the Act or the regula- arctica. tions in this part; § 670.37 Content of permit applica- (c) A statement as to which U.S. port tions. will be used for the import or export, and Applications for the introduction of plants and animals into Antarctica (d) Information describing the in- must describe: tended ultimate disposition of the im- (a) The species, numbers, and if ap- ported or exported item. propriate, the age and sex, of the ani- § 670.34 Entry and exit ports. mals or plants to be introduced into Antarctica; (a) Any native mammal, native bird, (b) The need for the plants or ani- or native plants taken within Antarc- mals; tica that are imported into or exported (c) What precautions the applicant from the United States must enter or will take to prevent escape or contact leave the United States at ports des- with native fauna and flora; and ignated by the Secretary of Interior in (d) How the plants or animals will be 50 CFR part 14. The ports currently removed from Antarctica or destroyed designated are: after they have served their purpose. (1) Los Angeles, California. (2) San Francisco, California. § 670.38 Conditions of permits. (3) Miami, Florida. All permits allowing the introduction (4) Honolulu, Hawaii. of non-indigenous plants and animals (5) Chicago, Illinois. will require that the animal or plant be (6) New Orleans, Louisiana. kept under controlled conditions to (7) New York, New York. prevent its escape or contact with na- (8) Seattle, Washington. tive fauna and flora and that after serving its purpose the plant or animal (9) Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas. shall be removed from Antarctica or be (10) Portland, Oregon. destroyed in manner that protects the (11) Baltimore, Maryland. natural system of Antarctica. (12) Boston, Massachusetts. (13) Atlanta, Georgia. § 670.39 [Reserved] (b) Permits to import or export at non-designated ports may be sought PART 671—WASTE REGULATION from the Secretary of Interior pursu- ant to subpart C, 50 CFR part 14. Subpart A—Introduction Sec. 671.1 Purpose of regulations. 671.2 Scope. 671.3 Definitions.

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