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
Find information and maps for recreating on or accessing provincial grazing reserves.
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).