Grazing License Template for Canada

1. Indigenous Rights: Required when the grazing land is subject to indigenous rights or claims

2. Sublicensing: Include when sublicensing is permitted under specific conditions

3. Improvements: Include when the licensee is permitted to make improvements to the land

4. Water Rights: Required when specific water access rights need to be addressed

5. Mineral Rights: Include when mineral rights need to be explicitly excluded or addressed

6. Other Land Users: Required when the land has multiple authorized users (e.g., recreational access)

7. Research Access: Include when the land may be used for agricultural or environmental research

8. Emergency Protocols: Required in areas prone to natural disasters or specific environmental risks

1. Schedule A - Land Description: Detailed legal description of the licensed area, including maps and boundaries

2. Schedule B - Permitted Livestock: Detailed list of permitted livestock types, numbers, and specific restrictions

3. Schedule C - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees, payment schedules, and adjustment mechanisms

4. Schedule D - Management Plan: Specific grazing management requirements, rotation schedules, and land maintenance obligations

5. Schedule E - Infrastructure: List and condition of existing infrastructure (fences, water systems, etc.)

6. Appendix 1 - Required Reports: Templates and requirements for periodic reporting

7. Appendix 2 - Emergency Contacts: List of emergency contacts and procedures

8. Appendix 3 - Environmental Requirements: Specific environmental protection requirements and restricted areas