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Passes are available for different lengths of time, choose from: One Season, Multi-Season or, the Lifetime Empire Pass. All passes provide unlimited day use vehicle entry to most state parks and recreation facilities. To shop for your Empire Pass options, Click Here!
Empire Pass: Patriot Plan Benefit
Members of the New York State National Guard or military reserves who are currently serving on active duty in support of the war on terrorism are eligible for one free Empire Pass for use by their immediate family during deployment and/or for their own use when returning home.
Golden Park Program
New York State residents 62 or older may obtain free vehicle entry state parks on non-holiday weekdays.
Every-Kid-in-a-Park Pass: 4th Grade Free Entry Program
New York State Parks will accept the National Park Service's (NPS) Every-Kid-in-a Park pass upon presentation for free entry for 4th grade students into all State Parks.
Access Pass
The Access Pass permits residents of New York State with disabilities free or discounted use of state parks, historic sites and recreational facilities.
Lifetime Liberty Pass
The Lifetime Liberty Pass permits residents of New York State who are Veterans or Gold Star Parents, Spouses, or Siblings, free or discounted use of state parks, historic sites, and recreational facilities.
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A great gift for those who enjoy camping or golf. Available in any denomination and with no expiration date, order online or by phone.

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The letter also allows for all pesticide applicators to maintain pesticide labels electronically.Utility Worker Protection from Stinging Insects (PDF) - Helps protect utility workers from imminent threat of stinging or biting insects in emergency situations.Applying Registered Rodenticides with Dry Ice as Only Active Ingredient (PDF) - Allows technicians and apprentices, in appropriate certification categories, to apply dry ice rodenticides under off-site direct supervision of a certified pesticide applicator.Read more to find information about how to protect workers from imminent threat of stinging or biting insects in emergency situations:Highway Worker Protection from Stinging Insects (PDF)NYC Department of Environmental Protection (PDF)Monroe County Water Authority (PDF)Pollinator Protection - Learn how to report a "Pollinator Incident" and about resources available for protecting and encouraging pollinators.Compliance Checklists - A business compliance checklist (PDF) and Worker Protection Standard (WPS) compliance checklist (PDF) have been developed for Registered Pesticide Businesses, Certified Pesticide Applicators, and farmers that can be used to check compliance with basic regulatory requirements.NYSPAD Product Search - can help get information on all pesticide products registered in New York. Also, pesticide product labels can be viewed or downloaded within the NYSPAD search. Please click on the icon below to enter the NYSPAD search webpage.

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The DEC bases pesticide product restriction status on the Environmental Conservation Law and the registration and classification of pesticides regulations, which allows the Commissioner of DEC to classify any pesticide as restricted use in order to protect the public interest and prevent damage or injury to health, property, or wildlife.Understanding the difference between DEC and US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) restricted use statusRestricted use classification for pesticides can be established on the national level by USEPA or at the State level by DEC. All pesticides classified as restricted use by USEPA are also classified as restricted use by DEC. However, DEC can classify additional pesticides as restricted use to protect the public interest and prevent damage or injury to health, property, or wildlife. Pesticides classified as restricted use by USEPA will have a boxed statement on the top of the label indicating they are restricted use. Pesticides restricted by DEC only, and not by USEPA, will not have this label statement. In the case of this neonicotinoid reclassification, the listed neonicotinoid pesticides are DEC-restricted and will not contain this label statement.The reason DEC seeks to reclassify these neonicotinoid pesticide productsThe reclassification of these neonicotinoid pesticide products is an important step in protecting New York's environmental resources, including pollinators. This reclassification ensures the proper use of these pesticide products and restricts their sale, distribution and use. In addition, the sales and use data reported to the DEC associated with the application of these restricted use pesticides, which includes use location and amounts, will be evaluated and assist DEC in further protecting New York's environmental resources.Reclassification -- the impact on pesticide applicators and residential usersDue to this reclassification, only certified pesticide applicators can purchase and possess these pesticide products. In addition, certified applicators, and in certain situations, people working under their direct supervision will be allowed to use and apply these pesticide products. Uncertified individuals, including residential users, will not be permitted to purchase, possess, and apply these pesticide products. However, under certain circumstances uncertified users may apply to the DEC for a pesticide purchase permit.
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Protect YourselfPlan ahead and prepare for a safe and enjoyable adventure by reading up on our outdoor winter hiking safety tips. Winter weather conditions can change quickly and to the extreme. The colder temperatures provide you with a smaller margin for error should something go awry. Proper planning and communicating your trip itinerary to others is a must.Skiing EtiquetteTrail SafetyStay on the trails. Trails are laid out for skiers' safety and convenience. Leaving the trail may cause skiers to encounter unknown terrain hazards and become lost.When passing on a flat area, a faster skier should indicate their desire to pass by calling "track." The slower skier should yield by stepping out of the track to the right, where possible.Try not to pass on a downhill.
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Follow @NYSDECAlerts for Real-Time Updates from Select State Lands and SitesNew York is home to tens of thousands of acres of State lands to visit, dozens of campgrounds, and thousands of miles of trails across the state for hikers of all abilities. @NYSDECAlerts provides real-time updates from DEC-managed lands across New York State. Love Our New York Lands and follow @NYSDEC to recreate responsibly, plan ahead, and Leave No Trace™.

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Follow @NYSDECAlerts on Twitter for the latest updates from select DEC campgrounds, State Lands, and other sites.NOTE: If the place you are planning to go has a full parking lot listed on our Twitter feed, see our other location resources below to plan an alternative.State Lands Are Shared by All New YorkersAll New Yorkers and visitors should be able to access, enjoy, and feel welcome on state lands. These lands are shared by all New Yorkers. While enjoying these shared spaces, be respectful of other visitors. Share trails, treat people with kindness, and leave things as you found them for others to enjoy.All of us have a responsibility to protect State lands for future generations. Follow the Hiker Responsibility Code, practice Leave No TraceTM principles, and consider visiting trails less traveled.Leave No TraceTMThe Leave No TraceTM principles provide a framework for safe and sustainable recreation. The principles provide guidelines that can be tailored to you. Before heading out to visit State lands, take the time to review and familiarize yourself with these principles ahead of time to help ensure you will be prepared, stay safe, and minimize damage to our shared lands and waterways.It's easy to Leave No TraceTMPlan and PrepareTravel and Camp on Durable SurfacesDispose of Waste ProperlyLeave What You FindMinimize Campfire ImpactsRespect WildlifeBe Considerate of OthersLearn more about how you can protect natural spaces when exploring outdoors by visiting the Leave No TraceTM website.Be Prepared and Hike SafelyProper planning and preparation will help ensure a fun, safe, and sustainable adventure outdoors.Use trustworthy sources to find accurate trail information and maps, and choose an experience that's right for you.
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