Forest Restoration After Disasters: New Rules and Funding
This act aims to accelerate the planting of new trees on federal lands damaged by wildfires, insect infestations, or extreme weather events. It will help public lands recover faster, improving air and water quality, wildlife habitats, and recreational opportunities for citizens. Funding for these activities will increase, and the government will regularly report on progress.
Key points
Accelerating tree planting on federal lands damaged by natural disasters and other unplanned events.
Establishing a priority list for reforestation projects, focusing on areas unlikely to regenerate naturally.
Increasing funding for reforestation activities through changes to the Reforestation Trust Fund.
Requiring annual reports on reforestation progress and the status of lands needing restoration, with public access to this information.
Status:
Expired
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