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Impacts
Over 18,000 acres are going to be logged, clear cut, and destroyed by the National Forest Service.
Over 12,000 acres are slated for prescribed burns, destroying the ground cover.
Deforestation and forest damage is the cause of around 10% of global warming.
We need your help!
To help conserve the future of Hoosier National Forest please contact the elected officials below to voice your opinion.
Mike Braun
Governor
Phone
Mailing Address
200 W. Washington St., Rm. 206
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Gordie Blum
Acting Regional Forester
Phone
Mailing Address
626 E. Wisconsin Ave
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Tom Schultz
US Forest Service Chief
Phone
Mailing Address
1400 Independence Ave., SW
Washington, D.C. 20250-0003
James E. Banks
US Senate
Contact
Phone
Mailing Address
SR-B85 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC, 20000-2
Todd Young
US Senate
Contact
Phone
Mailing Address
185 Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington, DC, 20510
Mark Messmer
US Representative
Contact
Phone
Mailing Address
1208 Longworth House Office Building
Washinton, DC, 20515
Donate
Help Protect Hoosier National Forest
Hoosier National Forest is one of Indiana's last great wildernesses — a sanctuary for wildlife, a haven for outdoor lovers, and a vital part of our natural heritage. But threats like industrial development, deforestation, and pollution are putting this irreplaceable treasure at risk.
Your donation helps us fight back.
By giving today, you're supporting boots-on-the-ground advocacy, legal action, community education, and long-term conservation efforts. Every dollar makes a difference in keeping Hoosier wild, clean, and protected for generations to come.
Stand up for Indiana's wild heart — donate now.
Resources
Google Drive Resource Bank
Check out the SaveHNF public Google Drive to view documents from the National Forest Service, press releases, past newsletters, and general information about the Buffalo Springs Restoration Project.