Utah § 79-1-104 Application of title to wildlife issues.

Utah Statutes

§ 79-1-104 — Application of title to wildlife issues.

Utah § 79-1-104

Title 79Natural Resources

Ch. 79-1General Provisions

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Utah Code Ann. § 79-1-104 (2026).

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(1)The following may not be construed or applied to supersede or interfere with the powers and duties of the Division of Wildlife Resources or the Wildlife Board under Title 23A, Wildlife Resources Act, over the activities described in Subsection (2):

(1)(a) Chapter 4, State Parks;

(1)(b) Chapter 5, Recreational Trails;

(1)(c) Chapter 7, Outdoor Recreation Act; and

(1)(d) Chapter 8, Outdoor Recreation Grants.

(2)Subsection (1) applies to the powers and duties of the Division of Wildlife Resources or the Wildlife Board over:

(2)(a) conservation and management of protected wildlife within the state;

(2)(b) a program or initiative to restore and conserve habitat for fish and wildlife; or

(2)(c) acquisition, ownership, management, and control of real property or a real property interest, i

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(1) The following may not be construed or applied to supersede or interfere with the powers and duties of the Division of Wildlife Resources or the Wildlife Board under Title 23A, Wildlife Resources Act, over the activities described in Subsection (2):

(1)(a) Chapter 4, State Parks;
(1)(b) Chapter 5, Recreational Trails;
(1)(c) Chapter 7, Outdoor Recreation Act; and
(1)(d) Chapter 8, Outdoor Recreation Grants.
(2) Subsection (1) applies to the powers and duties of the Division of Wildlife Resources or the Wildlife Board over:

(2)(a) conservation and management of protected wildlife within the state;
(2)(b) a program or initiative to restore and conserve habitat for fish and wildlife; or
(2)(c) acquisition, ownership, management, and control of real property or a real property interest, including a leasehold estate, an easement, a right-of-way, or a conservation easement.