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While a government environmental assessment said the plan wouldn’t cause long-term harm to air and water quality, protesters aren’t so sure.
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“The Forest Service is committed to providing public services to the best of our capacity,” the announcement read.
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Forest staff recently monitored and adjusted water levels at the Otter Creek Riparian Restoration area in Crawford County.
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The seeds will go to the Purdue University Hardwood Tree Improvement and Regeneration Center to create hybrids to find a strain resistant to an invasive fungus.
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Fourteen invasive plant species have been found on Deam Wilderness trails, and some species will be hard to control without herbicides.
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Local government and environmental interest groups are concerned that the project would be detrimental to the health of Lake Monroe.
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The fires maintain the habitat by burning away ground vegetation to allow sunlight to reach sprouting seedlings.
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Fallen trees and debris on the Peninsula Trail in the Charles C. Deam Wilderness and the Pate Hollow Trail forced closure.
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Tuesday's storm left extensive storm damage around Lake Monroe. Staff at Hoosier National Forest are still assessing the damage on its trails.
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The private owners sold the land at auction last month for $541,000 to the Central Indiana Land Trust.