Extinction Prevention Act: Funds for Butterfly, Plant, Mussel, and Fish Conservation
This Act establishes dedicated funds to protect endangered animal and plant species across North America and the Pacific Islands. Citizens will benefit from preserved biodiversity, which enhances the quality of natural environments and ecosystems essential to daily life. It also supports local communities and institutions in their conservation efforts.
Key points
Establishes four dedicated funds: for butterfly conservation in North America, plants in the Pacific Islands, freshwater mussels in the U.S., and desert fish in the Southwest U.S.
Enables funding for conservation projects, including research, habitat restoration, and education, prioritizing critically endangered species.
Fosters intergovernmental, tribal, and local cooperation in environmental protection, ensuring transparency through public reports.
Authorizes annual appropriations of $5 million for each fund from fiscal years 2021 through 2026, providing stable support for conservation efforts.
Status:
Expired
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