Our mission is to provide regulatory guidance, environmental awareness and implement an energy strategy that will bring economic benefits to the Commonwealth while protecting the environment and improving the quality of life for Kentucky businesses, workers and the public in general.
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Shilallah Creek is a mature forest with an extremely rugged, steep terrain with many high cliffs and fishing opportunities for brook trout.
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Kentucky Ridge State Forest consists of 15,251 acres which is open to public hunting and fishing, subject to state fish and game regulations, and is available for primitive camping, hiking and picnicking.
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Dry Fork Gorge, located in western Metcalfe County off highway 3234, is a pristine 80 acre reserve that is open to the public for hiking and educational purposes only; an unmarked foot trail that provides an approximately 2.5 mile hike. There are three creek crossings without bridges. In the winter and spring and after heavy
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This area consists of forestland and reclaimed mined land with steep to rugged topography.
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Clay Hill Memorial Forest (CHMF) is a 305-acre educational and research woodland that is managed by Campbellsville University as a regional center for environmental education and research on eastern deciduous forests. We promote conservation by increasing public awareness of the aesthetic, recreational and economic importance of forests. We believe that forests can be managed in
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