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(c) In certain national forests, particularly in southern Califor- 

 nia, camping and camp or picnic fires are restricted to posted camp 

 grounds. 



(d) During the fire season smoking in the national forests is 

 prohibited, except in camps, at places of habitation, and in special 

 posted areas. In some of the Sierra Nevada forests smoking is 

 permitted above a certain elevation where the fire danger is low. 



(e) Camp fires should never be left unattended and must be 

 totally extinguished before leaving. 



(/) Camps must be kept neat and sanitary. 



Vacation laud. More than 3.000,000 people each year visit the national forests of 

 California for sport and recreation 



(g) The pollution of springs, streams, and lakes by insanitary 

 acts is prohibited. 



(h) Burning matches and tobacco must not be thrown from auto- 

 mobiles or other vehicles. 



(i) The mutilation of trees, signs, or improvements in the national 

 forests is forbidden. 



()) Fireworks are prohibited in all national forests. 



(k) Visitors must observe the State fish and game laws. 



5. Where can I get a camp-fire permit? 



From any Forest Service officer or State ranger, and from auto- 

 mobile clubs and other authorized agents located in towns and cities. 



6. Is a camp-fire permit required for a stove burning gasoline, 

 kerosene, or wood? 



Yes. 



