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British Columbians can cut down a tree with a permit — but the free ones might not be as bushy as the commercial kind. Here's what you need to know.

You just need to get a permit from a forestry office first, at a cost of $5.25, allowing holders to harvest up to three trees, as long as they’re under 2.5 metres in height.

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Purchasing a Christmas tree permit from the U.S. Forest Service is a chance to enjoy nature, and also helps thin overcrowded areas of the forest that pose wildfire risks.

To cut down a tree, you simply need a Forest Service-issued permit. "We sell over 200,000 tree permit[s] each year," Anderson said.