The Forestry Forum
General Forestry => Forest Education => Topic started by: Ron Scott on October 13, 2023, 12:49:01 PM
USDA Forest Service Christmas Tree Permits Available Online through Recreation.gov (https://sm1.multibriefs.com/t/gcH1AAcbaBPWUU3uQQ1ViEFH5GNnaJPpSKJZoaaaaJPpBSSSVCeaa?r=hmtcurgp9z3~2522fqroYkj.emo~amp;b=hmtcurgp9z3~2522fqroYkj.emo~amp;j=Dr~amp;z=)U.S. Department of Agriculture, Oct. 5, 2023
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Service is selling Christmas Tree permits through Recreation.gov, which makes it more convenient for visitors to find and purchase permits to cut holiday trees from their favorite national forest. Read More (https://sm1.multibriefs.com/t/gcH1AAcbaBPWUU3uQQ1ViEFH5GNnaJPpSKJZoaaaaJPpBSSSVCeaa?r=hmtcurgp9z3~2522fqroYkj.emo~amp;b=hmtcurgp9z3~2522fqroYkj.emo~amp;j=Ds~amp;z=)The E-Forester
For New Brunswickers, a permit for wreath tips and branch material is required to harvest from crown lands.
Permit for wreath tips and branch material on crown land in NB. (https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/services/services_renderer.3995.Crown_Lands_-_Permit_for_Wreath_Tips_and_Branch_Material_.html)
For a family Christmas tree, NB residents must seek a permit from a district office of the Department of Energy and Resource Development, and indicate where they want to cut the tree off crown lands, before permit approval.