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Overview of Collection Permits for 19,232 Species in Peru

This document outlines the application process for collection permits in Peru, regulated by the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (MINAG). It covers the requirements for national herbaria across various regions, including Lima, Trujillo, Cajamarca, and others. The process involves submitting a research proposal, presentation letters for participants, and a CV, with a fee of 102 nuevos soles. Processing times can vary from 1 week to several years, depending on the permit type. You cannot collect from national parks without separate permits, and export permits have strict regulations regarding specimen retention in Peru.

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Overview of Collection Permits for 19,232 Species in Peru

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  1. Peru – collection permits

  2. 19,232 species

  3. PERMITS • Ministerio de Agricultura y Riego (MINAG), Gestión Forestal y de Fauna Silvestre [old INRENA] http://dgffs.minag.gob.pe/index.php/procedimiento-administrativo • Need: National counterpart, short(ish) proposal • National herbaria: • LIMA: Universidad de San Marcos (USM), Universidad Agraria La Molina (MOL) • TRUJILLO: Universidad de Trujillo (HUT), Segundo Leiva (HAO) • CAJAMARCA: Isidoro Sanchez Vega (CPUN) • OXAPAMPA: Rudolfo Vasquez, team Missouri (HOXA) • CUSCO: ??? (CUZ) • AREQUIPA: Quipuscoa (HUSA), ??? (AQP)

  4. PERMITS Application process overview: • Collection permit (research proposal, cartas de presentacion para cadaparticipante, CV) • 102 nuevos soles • Processing time c. 2 weeks • Up to 3 years (even 5!!!) • Parquesnacionales excluded, require a separate permits • Specific or of all taxa/geographic areas • You can add/change participants – Brazil strategy??? • Export permit (list of exported specimens, list of deposited specimens in Peru, constancia de deposito), ≥50% dups need to remain in Peru!!! • 102 nuevos soles • Takes c. 1 week to prepare, and 2 weeks to come through • Checking of permits required at airport at point of exit (post or personal carrying) • Genetic resources permit (research proposal, cartas de presentacion para cadaparticipante, CV) • No cost • Slow processing of permit applications • Up to 5 years • Required from academic and non-academic projects • Process changing every year but stabilising and becoming more rapid (hopefully)

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