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Land Management – Contacts

Area contacts for inquiries about public and private land-use management for agricultural, industrial and recreational activities.

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Contacts for Environment and Protected Areas and Forestry and Parks

Land Management Contacts

Upstream oil, gas, oil sands and coal projects listed in the Responsible Energy Development Act are managed by the Alberta Energy Regulator.

For general enquiries, please call 310-LAND (5263).

If you have questions regarding a specific location, you can use our interactive maps to locate the direct contact information for the Agrologist or Lands Officer responsible for that area:

Agrologist Interactive Map

  • Agricultural dispositions and activities on public lands
    • Grazing leases, grazing licenses, grazing permits
    • Farm development leases
    • Provincial Grazing Reserves
    • Hay permits
  • Recreational activities on agricultural leases

Lands Officer Interactive Map

  • Tourism and commercial recreation
  • Non-oil and gas Licenses of Occupation (for example: Roads)
  • Easements (for example: Powerlines)
  • Surface materials (for example: Sand & Gravel)
  • Recreational activities
  • Non-grazing reservations
  • Temporary Field Authorizations and Access Permits
  • Miscellaneous and other activities on public land
  • General questions about a specific location

Recreation, Ecosystems and Lands Program Contact Application Interactive Map

  • Land, ecosystems and conservation unit map layer
    • Trail management planning process (north region)
    • Crown land reservations for trail planning
    • Landscape, land use and recreation plans
    • Conservation strategies
    • Recreation ecology, biodiversity and ecosystems stewardship
    • Management of wilderness parks, natural areas, ecological reserves or heritage rangelands.
  • Recreation, education and partnerships unit map layer
    • Designated and provincial trail management
    • Crown land reservation identifying provincial trails
    • Grant program
    • Recreational capital infrastructure planning and implementation
    • Trail management planning (south region)
    • Trail managers and partnership opportunities
    • Areas of trail with issues such as human safety, environmental impacts or user conflicts
  • Watercourse Crossing Program
    • If you have questions or concerns about a watercourse crossing on provincial Crown land, e-mail us at: aep.wccrossing@gov.ab.ca.
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