More Trees on Public Lands: Faster Reforestation After Wildfires and Disasters.
The REPLANT Act aims to promote reforestation on federal lands damaged by unplanned events, such as wildfires, insects, or weather events. It mandates the creation of priority lists for reforestation projects, focusing on areas unlikely to regenerate naturally without assistance. The Act also amends reporting requirements and the operation of the Reforestation Trust Fund.
Key points
Priority Reforestation: The Secretary (through the Forest Service) must create a priority list of reforestation projects focusing on lands damaged by unplanned events that require assistance to regenerate.
Clear Definitions and Methods: The Act defines reforestation (including natural regeneration and planting) and requires all activities to align with applicable forest management practices.
Reporting: Annual reporting is required on reforestation progress, the number of acres restored, and future needs.
Funding Amendments: The Act amends the section regarding the Reforestation Trust Fund, including adjustments to estimates and transfers.
Status:
Expired
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