National parks, forests, mining, and how public land gets used. We're tracking 19 bills in this area — 19 still in play.
Bill addresses wildfire preparedness and emergency response, though specific provisions are not yet public.
Creates emergency coordination mechanism for federal agencies responding to mountain pine beetle infestations on public lands.
Detailed analysis pending — official summary not yet published by Congressional Research Service.
HHS transfers 3.4 acres of federal land in Anchorage to Southcentral Foundation at no cost.
HHS transfers ~3.4 acres of federal land in Anchorage to Southcentral Foundation at no cost.
Renames Saratoga National Historical Park in Stillwater, New York to Saratoga National Battlefield Park.
Modifies federal grazing policies on public lands managed by the Interior Department and Forest Service.
Allows Wyoming to spend investment earnings from its permanent school fund, not just interest payments.
Bill targets public lands or resources near Glenwood Hot Springs, Colorado—likely a famous geothermal resort area.
Directs a formal study of New Jersey's Mullica River to determine if it qualifies for federal Wild and Scenic River designation.
Detailed analysis pending. Official summary not yet published by Congressional Research Service.
Allocates federal funding for maintenance, conservation, and public access to national parks, forests, and public lands.
Bill aims to integrate genetic research and data analysis into federal management of public lands and natural resources.
Withdraws public land near Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona from public use and designates it for military purposes.
Bill addresses wildfire management on federal lands, likely through prevention, clearing, or controlled burns based on title and committee jurisdiction.
Modifies grazing permit rules on federal grasslands managed by the Interior Department and Forest Service.
Forest Service gives 232.9 acres in Tonto National Forest to Gila County, Arizona without payment.
Bill targets forest recovery and watershed protection on public lands, though specific programs and funding are not yet detailed in official summary.
Forest Service and Interior Department must jointly test a new aerial firefighting system using disposable water and fire retardant containers.