Code of Federal Regulations, Title 36 Parks, Forests, and Public Property 300-End, Revised as of July 1, 2023

The “Code of Federal Regulations, Title 36 Parks, Forests, and Public Property 300-End” is a comprehensive resource that outlines regulations governing the management and use of parks, forests, and public property across the United States. This volume covers a wide range of topics essential to the preservation, regulation, and enjoyment of these natural and cultural resources.

Key areas covered in this portion of Title 36 include:

1. National Parks: Regulations specific to national parks, including rules for visitor use, preservation of natural and cultural resources, and park management practices.
2. National Forests: Guidelines for the management of national forests, including regulations on timber harvesting, wildlife management, recreation activities, and conservation efforts.
3. Public Lands: Rules governing the use of public lands for activities such as camping, hiking, hunting, and other recreational pursuits, ensuring sustainable use and conservation.
4. Historic Sites and Monuments: Regulations pertaining to the preservation and public access of historic sites, monuments, and archaeological resources under federal jurisdiction.
5. Wilderness Areas: Guidelines for the protection and management of designated wilderness areas, emphasizing preservation of natural conditions and minimal human impact.
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