Crown land use where no application is required as long as the use meets criteria and follows guidelines in place.

Tourism guiding, tourism lodges and special event permits on Crown land.

Agricultural producers can apply to use Crown land for the cultivation and production of crops, and hay cutting and grazing.

Private and public airstrips.

Angling information.

Archaeological Permit Tracking System (APTS), archeological field work notification and applications for field directors and archeological permit holders.

Archaeological inspection permits, site alteration permits, permit amendments and requests for archaeological site data.

Reporting new archaeological sites, updating sites and archaeological impact assessment reports.

Anyone keeping bees in B.C. must be registered, and apiary locations where bees are kept must be registered.

Commercial business on Crown land whether on land or water, seasonal or year round.

New communication sites and additions to existing sites on Crown land.

Community non-profit organization request for Crown land to provide services.

Water power, wind power, ocean, biomass and solar energy investigative applications.

Dam information

Private docks, marinas and yacht clubs.

Environmental assessment certificate information.

Filming on Crown land. For filming in provincial parks, see Park Filming.

Capture or collect fish specimens for scientific, non-recreational or non-commercial harvesting purposes.

To simplify the approval process for the aquaculture sector The Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations (FLNR), Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) and Transport Canada (TC) work together to review aquaculture applications.

Guide Outfitter Licences and Territory Certificates, Transporter Licence and Angling Guide Licences, including information about exams, renewals and transfers.

Trout pond or applying for a permit to teach people to fish.

Licences that are not available for application, but may be available through a competitive, invitation, sale or direct award process. This includes tenures such as: Forest Licence, Tree Farm Licence, Woodlot Licence, Community Forest Agreement, First Nations Woodland Licence and Timber Sale Licence.

Creation of trails and facilities as well as commercial use of recreation sites and trails.

Industrial use of forest roads, works and connecting to Forest Service Roads (FSRs) and Forest Road construction.

Special Use Permits (SUPs) which allow for non-exclusive use and occupation of Crown land within the Provincial Forest for industrial, education or research purposes.

Fossil ownership and collection.

Game bird club information.

Game farm licencing helps to minimize the risk of disease, illegal trade of wildlife and domestic livestock, and helps to foster industry development.

Golf course on Crown land.

Learn about the responsible and efficient use of Crown land for surface activities associated with industrial uses. Making Crown land available for sustainable economic growth and public benefit contributes value to the people and province of British Columbia.

Living on Crown land (only available for very specific circumstances).

Livestock dealer licencing in British Columbia is legislated by the Animal Health Act and its Livestock licencing regulation.

Aquatic log sorts or storage and booming grounds.

Under the Milk Industry Act, dairy farms are inspected and dairy farmers are required to provide facilities that ensure safe and clean milk production and handling. They must also provide adequate housing and waste handling facilities.

Free Miner Certificates, including lease application and administration, transfers, mineral title and claim administration, coal information as well as information on reporting and records.

Applications for a Mines Act Permit under the Mines Act, in order to explore and develop the Province's mineral, coal, placer, quarry and aggregate resources.

Guiding, lodge construction, research, investigative activities and filming in provincial parks.

Powerlines for the purpose of power distribution as well as smaller power lines for residences or small commercial businesses.

Grazing, haycutting and range structures on Crown land.

Roads constructed on Crown land, including industrial, commercial and residential roads.

Decked timber, private timber marks and scaling licences.

Harvesting (cutting) timber for a variety of purposes and volumes.

Traplines and fur trader licences.

Utilities of an industrial scale.

The sale of veterinary drugs in specially licenced businesses, under the Veterinary Drugs Act, began in 1968 mainly to provide livestock producers in remote areas of the provinces access to pharmaceuticals where there was no service.

Activity in or about a stream. Note: "Stream" includes: a natural watercourse or source of water supply (whether usually containing water or not), lake, river, creek, spring, ravine, swamp or gulch.

Hunting, trapping, killing, moving or destroying wildlife for a variety of purposes. Information about transporting, releasing and or possession of dead wildlife in relation specific activities (e.g. research) is also included.

Possessing dead wildlife for a variety of purposes, as well as information regarding possession of live wildlife, alien species and wildlife for sustenance purposes.

Liquid effluent discharge, refuse or air discharge.

Allows you to request changes to your water licence.

Short and long-term use of water for domestic and non-domestic purposes, as well as information on how to change an existing water licence.

Information on importing, transporting and releasing of wildlife.

Wildlife rehabilitation centre information.