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The document is a renewal application for the Salvage for Nongame Wildlife permit issued by the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife. It outlines the requirements for renewing the permit, including submitting an annual report detailing previous salvage activities, providing contact information, and adhering to specific conditions during salvage operations. The application must be completed accurately, with a fee of $7.00, and submitted by January 31 of the current year. It emphasizes compliance with state regulations and the necessity of obtaining landowner permission for salvage activities.

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