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Fire Island National Seashore Ranger and other people walking along boardwalk trail flanked by the twisted trunks of shadblow and other maritime forest trees.
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Fire Island National Seashore
Your Safety
 
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


♥ Keep an Eye on the Weather

♥ Respect All Park Rules and Regulations

 

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PWC passes a green channel marker in bay near wooded shoreline and salt marsh.

Did You Know?
The use of personal watercraft (PWCs or JetSkis) is restricted within the boundaries of Fire Island National Seashore. While not permitted at National Park Service facilities or near shorelines, PWCs may use the marked channels to access some of the Fire Island communities.
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Last Updated: July 17, 2011 at 11:10 MST