When collecting firewood in the wild, especially if you don't want to attract attention, you need to be aware of environmental and legal regulations. Here are some tips to help you collect firewood while keeping a low profile: 1. **Follow local regulations**: First, make sure you are in an area where it is allowed to collect natural firewood. Some places prohibit the collection of wood, even fallen branches. 2. **Look for fallen branches and dead wood**: Try to pick up fallen dead wood and branches from the ground, which can reduce the impact on the environment and is less likely to attract attention. 3. **Choose less crowded areas**: Choose a secluded place, such as deep in the woods or on a trail that is not traveled by many people, to reduce the possibility of being discovered. 4. **Use small tools**: Using lightweight tools, such as a small hand saw or a utility knife, can help collect firewood quickly and safely, and are also easy to carry and inconspicuous. 5. **Collect in batches**: Avoid picking up too much firewood at one time. Collect in small quantities several times to reduce the risk of being noticed. 6. **Keep a low profile and be quick**: When collecting, try to be quiet and quick to avoid attracting attention from bystanders. 7. **Choose the weather and time**: When weather and light conditions are poor (such as cloudy days or dusk), people may be less attentive and it may be easier to avoid being spotted. Remember to respect the natural environment and collect only enough fish to avoid waste. At the same time, it is also important to reduce disturbance to the ecosystem.