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Introduction
Provincial grazing reserves are natural (native) grassland that is partially cleared and seeded to tame forage. The reserves serve a variety of purposes while providing summer pasture for farmers and ranchers on public land.
In focus
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Find information and maps for recreating on or accessing provincial grazing reserves.
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Find grazing fence specifications and information on applying to graze in a provincial grazing reserve.
Contact
Provincial grazing reserve access
For questions about provincial grazing reserve access, email [email protected].
Grazing reserve operations
For questions about grazing reserve operations, connect with a rangeland agrologist. You can use the following map applications to find contact information:
- Agrologist Interactive Map - select an area on the map to view contact information for that area's agrologist
- Recreation access on agricultural public lands web map – turn on the rangeland districts layer to view agrologist contact information
Other questions
For other questions about access to agricultural public land, call 310-LAND (5263).