Timber salvaged from the Muskrat Falls construction project is now available to the public.
The Department of Forestry says a permit is required to access the wood.
Permits are free and available from the North West River Forestry and Wildlife district office or the Happy Valley-Goose Bay regional office.
The wood, suitable for firewood and sawlogs, are cut into eight, 12 and 16-foot lengths.
There is no limit to how much timber a person can access, however, the wood must be used for domestic purposes and not for commercial use.
It can be picked up at a wood yard near Lower Brook on the Trans-Labrador Highway approximately 32 km west of Happy Valley-Goose Bay.
