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Provincial grazing reserve four strand barbed wire fence specifications

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These fence specifications are to be used for any Government-of-Alberta-owned fence located on a provincial grazing reserve that is damaged or replaced due to any industrial activities.

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Wildlife Management Unit biologist contacts

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This map provides current contact information for biologists assigned to various wildlife management units across the province. These biologists can be contacted for various fish and wildlife... More ≫

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This map provides current contact information for biologists assigned to various wildlife management units across the province. These biologists can be contacted for various fish and wildlife related queries, including: hunting information for specific WMUs; trapping related questions and issues including registered trap line information updates; wildlife survey or handling permit requests for industrial land-use requirements; and advice on mitigating the impacts of industrial activities on wildlife populations.

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Minimum patron number on provincial grazing reserves

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This directive outlines the steps required to review and amend minimum patron numbers on Provincial Grazing Reserves (PGRs).

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Four strand barbed wire fence specifications

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These fence specifications are to be used for any Government-of-Alberta-owned fence located on a provincial grazing reserve that is damaged or replaced due to any industrial activities.

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Grazing management agreements : Provincial Grazing Reserve Program

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Historically, public lands contained within the 32 provincial grazing reserves were managed by the provincial government. In September 1995, a decision was made to transfer responsibility for the... More ≫

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Historically, public lands contained within the 32 provincial grazing reserves were managed by the provincial government. In September 1995, a decision was made to transfer responsibility for the livestock management component to the patron associations. By 1999, all associations were responsible for all livestock management on the reserves.

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Fire suppression on provincial grazing reserves information fact sheet

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This fact sheet discusses the fire suppression responsibilities of provincial grazing reserve associations.

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Utility lines on public land agricultural dispositions

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In some cases, the holders of agricultural dispositions (grazing leases, farm development leases or Provincial Grazing Reserve agreements) want to install utility lines to enhance the agricultural... More ≫

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In some cases, the holders of agricultural dispositions (grazing leases, farm development leases or Provincial Grazing Reserve agreements) want to install utility lines to enhance the agricultural use of the land. These utility lines can include buried waterlines and overhead power lines. This document provides information on authorization for these utility lines.

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Multiple use opportunities on provincial grazing reserves

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Alberta has 32 provincial grazing reserves that are administered by the Government of Alberta. This fact sheet provides information on these grazing reserves, or community pastures as they are... More ≫

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Alberta has 32 provincial grazing reserves that are administered by the Government of Alberta. This fact sheet provides information on these grazing reserves, or community pastures as they are often referred to by the grazing users, and explains what rent and compensation industrial users are required to pay when using them.

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Community pastures

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Community pastures provide supplemental grazing for small farm or ranch operators. Provincial grazing reserves and grazing associations/co-operatives are considered community pastures.

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