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Still of activist Steven Stewart from SAVING THE HOOSIER: THE FIGHT FOR AMERICA’S FORESTS
Still from SAVING THE HOOSIER: THE FIGHT FOR AMERICA’S FORESTS. Lifelong forest activist Andy Mahler was an inspiration for the film, as he used his music and kindness to educate, build bridges and create lasting change.
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co-produced with David Yosha / Magnet Films with thanks to Steven Stewart and Jennifer Wagner / Mass Ave PR
🎥 Documentary Captures Fight to Halt Logging, Burning in Hoosier National Forest
Herald-Times – Read more
Indiana Republican Gov. Mike Braun has joined local leaders and activists in opposition to a proposed logging project in the Hoosier National Forest. His recent letter to the U.S. Forest Service has sparked widespread coverage and reaction across Indiana. See the latest stories below:
📰 Gov. Mike Braun Joins Indiana Locals in Long-Held Opposition Against Proposed Forest Project
Indiana Capital Chronicle – Read more
📰 Environmental Leaders Support Braun’s Request to Stop HNF Logging Project
Perry County News – Read more
📰 Braun Urges Forest Service to Withdraw Buffalo Springs Restoration Project Efforts
Dubois County Herald – Read more
Still from SAVING THE HOOSIER: THE FIGHT FOR AMERICA’S FORESTS. Activist Machai St. Rain used her voice at a rally to save the Hoosier National Forest from imminent logging, burns and chemical treatment as outlined in a USFS plan that has not been updated since 2006.
📰 Braun Urges Forest Service to Reconsider Indiana Logging Project
Indianapolis Recorder – Read more
📰 Gov. Mike Braun Joins Indiana Locals in Long-Held Opposition Against Proposed Forest Project
Yahoo! News – Read more
📰 Explainer: What's behind a Hoosier National Forest management project controversy
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Activists rally at the US Forest Service in Bedford, Indiana.
While the USFS relies on outdated data from other states to justify prescribed burns in the Hoosier National Forest, scientists and activists contend that the damage to wildlife as well as our air and water quality will be affected negatively. Photo from the Ferdinand State Forest following a prescribed burn.