Let
someone know about your visit to the Protected Wildlife Areas,
and tell the internal regulation of that area when you
enter. In the case of ascensions and excursions into
mountains, you must fill out a registration card provided by the
administration headquarters or the park warden's
office.
You
must always bring documents for identification such as your
passport or other credentials.
If you drive a vehicle, use a reasonable speed and drive with
caution, respecting the rules of traffic.
Only camp in the permitted sites in accordance with the
instructions found in each area.
Bonfires and the use of fire to cook is restricted to the places
authorized for such purposes.
If you plan to enter a zone of restricted use and especially in
the zones identified as high risk, ask for authorization at the
Administration of the area, and consult the park warden or
professional guides credited by Conaf.
When making ascensions to volcanoes or hills, you must go with a
credited guide.
Always remember that water is a precious resource, and do not do
anything to contaminate it.
To do sport fishing, you need proper permits, and you must
strictly respect the governing rules of this
activity.
In order to enjoy your visit more, try not to smoke in these
areas; but if you do smoke remember to thoroughly put out the
matches and cigarette butts.
Take good care of the native flora and fauna wherever you find
them.
Remember that garbage contaminates and to help solve this
problem:
- Use paper bags. Plastic
is not biodegradable.
-
Try to use food that is not packaged in plastic
containers. Otherwise, deposit the packaging in the
trash receptacles specifically for plastic containers, and do
the same for glass and metal containers.
-
For biodegradable trash (remains of food, paper, etc.) bury
them in the ground at least 50 cm from the surface.
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Always try to use those products which do not harm the
environment such as aerosol that does NOT damage the ozone
layer, pump sprays, glycerine soap, biodegradable detergents,
etc.
-
Remember that a battery thrown onto the ground contaminates at
least a meter radius around. Use only appropriate trash
receptacles.
For whatever problem, question,
or suggestion, consult the park wardens that, with their
experience, can find solutions for situations that the visitor
needs.
