Pilot Program: Native Plants in National Parks and Public Lands
This act establishes a pilot program to prioritize the use of native plant species in national parks and lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management. The goal is to protect the environment, prevent the spread of invasive species, and support the restoration of areas affected by wildfires. The program will run for five years, after which a report will assess its effectiveness and cost-efficiency.
Key points
National parks and public lands will prioritize planting native species from their specific regions.
The program aims to combat invasive plant species that harm local ecosystems.
Native plants will be used to restore areas affected by wildfires, supporting natural recovery.
After five years, the program's effectiveness and cost-efficiency will be evaluated, potentially influencing future land management decisions.
Status:
Expired
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