Who’s defending Daniel Boone?
1 group has it in their care
National forest in Kentucky, 708,000 acres, managed by the U.S. Forest Service, designated in 1937.
The defenders
Nobody has claimed this fight yet
No group in our directory carries Daniel Boone in its work yet. That is not the same as nobody fighting: if you know the group that belongs here, tell us and our editors will look at it.
1 more work nearby but is not tied to Daniel Boone on the record
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The situation
What’s happening to Daniel Boone
The Jellico Mountains of southeastern Kentucky are next on the chopping block. The Forest Service greenlit a 40-year logging plan covering 10,000 acres including nearly a thousand acres of clear-cuts. In a landscape already ravaged by decades of coal mining, the proposal reads less like management and more like compounding injury.
- 1937Established as national forest
Source: Kentucky Heartwood · January 15, 2026
No public comment window is open on Daniel Boone right now. A call script is ready on the Public Lands Action Network, and the groups above are how the fight gets funded and argued in the meantime.
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How to stand for Daniel Boone
A ready call script on Daniel Boone, plus any comment window as it opens.
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Daniel Boone has defenders. It needs more.
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