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Channel Islands National Park island packer boat, santa cruz island                                kathy dewet-olsen
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Channel Islands National Park
Doing Business With The Park
 

This page is currently under construction and designed primarily for people interested in, or currently conducting business in the park. If you are interested in visiting the park, please go to Planning Your Visit.

Welcome to Channel Islands National Park's commercial visitor services information page. If you are interested in conducting business activities within the park, such as providing commercial visitor services, commercial filming and photography, non-profit organization activities, or holding a special event, you must first apply for and obtain a Commercial Use Authorization, Filming Permit, or Special Use Permit.

Approximately, 15 companies provide a wide variety of commercial visitor services in Channel Islands National Park. Services are limited to those companies having specific authorization, usually in the form of a Concession Contract or Commercial Use Authorization (CUA). Non-profit organizations are required to obtain a Special Use Permit for their activities.

Please visit the links above for an overiew of each type of commercial visitor service offered in the park for the specific type of business you are interested in, or currently conducting.

Please visit this web page again as we plan to make an increasing amount of information accessible about our program in coming months for both national park visitors and commercial service providers.

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Bechers Bay coastline on Santa Rosal Island

Did You Know?
Although the park is within 60 miles of 18 million people, it is home to 175 miles of pristine undeveloped coastline.

Last Updated: June 14, 2007 at 19:53 MST