03-30-2011, 11:10 AM
To better protect your forests from harmful diseases and pests, the DNR has a new firewood policy. You can bring firewood into a state park, reservoir, state forest or state fish & wildlife area but only if it is:
"¢ kiln-dried scrap lumber<br />
"¢ from your home, with the bark removed (provided your county has no emerald ash borer or other quarantine)<br />
"¢ purchased from a store and bears a USDA compliance stamp<br />
"¢ purchased from a local firewood vendor outside the DNR property and has a state compliance stamp<br />
"¢ purchased from the property campstore or on-site firewood vendor and you have a copy of its state compliance agreement<br />
Read more information about the firewood policy<br />
or send us questions.
"¢ kiln-dried scrap lumber<br />
"¢ from your home, with the bark removed (provided your county has no emerald ash borer or other quarantine)<br />
"¢ purchased from a store and bears a USDA compliance stamp<br />
"¢ purchased from a local firewood vendor outside the DNR property and has a state compliance stamp<br />
"¢ purchased from the property campstore or on-site firewood vendor and you have a copy of its state compliance agreement<br />
Read more information about the firewood policy<br />
or send us questions.