Protected Forests (Tuilleries-Bagatelle) Rules (Cap. 116).

These Regulations prohibit within the lands declared to be a protected Forests Area by a Protected Forests Order, to: (a) erect any building or reside; (b) tether, pasture or graze any animal; (c) light any fire; or (d) cultivate any land or grown any crops on them, without the written approval of the Chief Forestry and Lands Officer. In granting approval the Chief Forestry and Lands Officer may lay down such terms and conditions as he or she may consider necessary. Demarcated strips on banks of any stream enjoy additional protection. Within such strip of land no person shall cultivate, clear, burn, plant or occupy any land or graze, tether or pasture any animal or allow any animal to stray or wander. Animals found on such demarcated strips shall be impounded. Penalties are prescribes.