Last Updated: June. 11, 2008

3rd Annual Kentucky Heartwood Music Festival!!!

Saturday, August 2, 2008, 3:00 to 10:00 pm

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Save Robinson Forest!

 

"The View From Lick Creek"

In his latest documentary film, award winning producer, Chris Johns captures an interview with 86 year old KY Heartwood member and hero, Robert Stephens, who examins the history of the USDA Forest Service and voices his concerns about previous and current management of the Daniel Boone National Forest, including the dangers of using fire and toxic herbicides as "management tools". This film is a must see and available for purchase. Contact us at kentuckyheartwood@gmail.com.

or write to CJ Productions

PO BOX 3774

W. Somerset, KY 42564

Donate to Kentucky Heartwood!

KENTUCKY HEARTWOOD is a non-profit volunteer group that seeks to protect and restore the integrity, stability, and beauty of Kentucky’s native forests and biotic communities through research, education, advocacy, and non-violent intervention.

 We promote protection of Kentucky’s public lands to:

*    Restore native forest ecosystems

*    End public lands logging, mining, gas & oil drilling             

*    End public lands off-road vehicle use

 We also promote: 

*    Wood use reduction and alternative fiber use

*    Ecologically responsible logging on private land

     Since our formation in 1992, Kentucky Heartwood has grown into an organization of over 280 members.  We produce a quarterly newsletter and host hikes, workshops, slideshows, and other events – all on volunteer time!  Kentucky Heartwood members share a vision of the Daniel Boone National Forest as a safe haven for wildlife, big trees, clear streams and people seeking non-destructive enjoyment of the forest.  Our inspired work has reduced logging on the Boone by over three-quarters and led to other improvements in forest management!