The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has introduced regulations that require the use of approved firewood in state park
s, state forests and wildlife management areas. There is specific approved firewood for each area which can't be used in other protected areas. What is the most likely reason for these restrictions?
Some trees are more abundant than others, and they want to work on preserving wild life. If they cut down all the trees, including endangered ones, we will run out of trees to help us change our carbon dioxide to oxygen again
Maybe because<span> Firewood restrictions In order to help prevent the introduction and spread of ... If staying on DNR state-administered land, buy it within 50 miles of the place you will ... If you are going to private campground, check with the campground manager</span>
