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Free permit allows you to cut your own Christmas tree in Alberta

A Personal Use Forest Products Permit (PUFPP) allows up to three trees to be harvested from designated areas on Crown land.
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Cutting your own Christmas tree adds to the holiday experience.

Those looking for a hands-on approach when it comes to selecting a Christmas tree this year can cut their own, with a permit, from designated areas on Crown land in Alberta.  

A no-cost Personal Use Forest Products Permit (PUFPP) is required that allows up to three trees to be harvested.  

The permit can be obtained online at . 

The Province says that even within designated areas, some places are off-limits.  

Also, harvesting trees in provincial parks and recreation areas is prohibited and carries a large fine.  

Other rules apply. Trees must be less than 2.5 metres tall, and a digital or printed copy of the PUFPP must be carried at all times when harvesting and transporting Christmas trees. The re-sale of trees is not allowed. 


Robert Korotyszyn

About the Author: Robert Korotyszyn

Robert Korotyszyn covers Okotoks and Foothills County news for WesternWheel.ca and the Western Wheel newspaper. For story tips contact [email protected]
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