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The application may be mailed or taken to the Phoenix or Tucson office, where the landowner infor- mation will be verified. After verification of land ownership, a permit will be issued. The permit fee is $7. Tag fees are: $8 for each Saguaro; $6 for other protected native plants and trees; $6 for each cord of wood; $.
Plants cannot be removed from any lands without permission of the owner and a permit from the Department of Agriculture. Lessees of State or federal land must obtain specific authorization from the landlord agency to remove protected native plants.
On federal land such as Saguaro National Park, its illegal to remove any plant, including saguaros, ing to the National Park Service. As for state, tribal or private land, removal or destruction of saguaros in Arizona is illegal without the landowners permission and a permit.
They are protected under the Native Plant Protection Act. If a person is caught cutting down a saguaro it is actually considered a felony criminal damage charge that can result in 25 years in prison. Any other type of vandalism, theft and attempts to transplant the cactus will also result in pricey fees and jail time.
ing to state law, removing a saguaro, or any native plant, without obtaining the proper permit from the AZDA is a class one misdemeanor, punishable by a civil penalty in an amount no more than $5,000.
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