Western Riverside National Wildlife Refuge: Protecting Wildlife and Habitats
This act establishes a new wildlife refuge in California to protect endangered plant and animal species and their habitats. It aims to provide access to nature and recreational opportunities for residents, while supporting local environmental conservation programs. Citizens will gain new places for nature engagement and ecological education.
Key points
Establishment of the Western Riverside National Wildlife Refuge, protecting valuable natural areas and endangered species.
The refuge will offer opportunities for recreation, environmental education, and scientific research, increasing access to nature for communities.
The act allows for land acquisition for the refuge through donations, purchases, or exchanges, prioritizing areas crucial for habitat conservation.
Existing access rights for Indian Tribes and the possibility of constructing essential utility facilities will be maintained.
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