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Yellowstone National Park
Firewood Permits Available Soon

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Date: March 16, 2009
Contact: Al Nash, 307-344-2015
Contact: Stacy Vallie, 307-344-2015

National Park Service
U.S. Department of the Interior

Yellowstone National Park
P.O. Box 168
Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190
   
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 16, 2009     09-015    
Al Nash or Stacy Vallie (307) 344-2015

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YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK NEWS RELEASE
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Yellowstone Firewood Permits Available Soon

Yellowstone National Park will soon be accepting the names of individuals interested in receiving firewood collection permits during 2009.  Excess firewood is periodically available in the park due to such events as wildland fire fuel mitigation, strong winds, construction projects, or hazard tree removal.

Individuals interested in applying for a permit are asked to call 307-344-2116 from March 27 through March 29 to leave their name and daytime telephone number.  Permits will be issued in the order calls are received.  The number of permits issued is dependent on the availability of wood.  Successful applicants will be contacted as wood becomes available.

Permits cost $25 and allow the taking of up to three cords of wood.  There is no guarantee that three cords will be available for each permittee.  Specific site guidelines and regulations, including hours and dates of collection, will be explained as permits are issued.

For further information, please call the Visitor Services Office at 307-344-2107, during business hours.

www.nps.gov/yell

 

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Did You Know?
Even though the animals of Yellowstone seem tame they are still wild. Feeding the animals is not permitted in any way, and all visitors must keep 100 yards away from wolves and bears, and 25 yards from other animals.

Last Updated: March 16, 2009 at 13:34 MST