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That's highly variable depending on country and local law. Usually no that wouldn't be legal.
In places like National parks or conservation areas I'd encourage you to leave them alone. A dead tree is part of the natural cycle.
A city park where they will mulch it up tomorrow definitely ecologically fine to take. Check local legality
You also need to let the wood cure.