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National Parks of New York Harbor Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, the largest continuous open space in New York City, is home to saltwater marshes
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National Parks of New York Harbor
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National Parks of New York Harbor Media Room:





Commercial Filming and Still Photography Permits



National park lands were created in order to conserve and protect areas of beauty and grandeur, historical importance, and uniqueness for future generations. This tradition started with explorers who traveled with paint and canvas or primitive photo apparatus before the areas were designated as a national park.



The National Parks of New York Harbor permit commercial filming and still photography when it is consistent with the park’s mission and will not harm the resource or interfere with the visitor experience



When is a permit needed?

How do I apply for a permit?             

What fees do I have to pay?



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Last Updated: June 15, 2011 at 01:52 MST