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Enjoy Fire Island Safely

Hiker among dunes in wilderness area, dressed in light-colored long pants and long-sleeved shirt, and hat.

When hiking in the wilderness area, always dress to avoid ticks and mosquitoes!
Be Aware of Potential Hazards and Heed a Few Safety Precautions To Help Ensure a Safe and More Pleasant Visit to Fire Island National Seashore
Always Stay on Boardwalks Protect Yourself From the Sun
Watch Out For Poison Ivy Use Caution In and Around the Water
Avoid Ticks and Mosquitoes Be Careful with Fire
Never Feed or Touch Wildlife Keep Dogs Leashed
Respect All Park Rules and Regulations
Last Update: Sunday, 06-Mar-2005 16:27:50 Eastern Standard Time
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