What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is HR 10162.
Study of Federal Land Recreation Reservation Systems for Equitable Access
This act mandates a detailed study of federal land recreation reservation systems, including national parks and forests. The goal is to assess if current systems are fair, efficient, and accessible to all citizens, and how they can be improved. The study's findings will help better manage access to popular recreational areas in the future.
Key points
Requires the National Academy of Sciences to conduct a comprehensive study of federal land recreation reservation systems.
The study will evaluate the history, effectiveness, accessibility, and fairness of current reservation systems, including fees and reservation success rates.
Aims to identify barriers for certain community groups in accessing recreation and seek ways to improve system transparency and resilience to new technologies.
Study results will be reported to Congress, potentially leading to changes in how recreational spots are reserved, impacting ease of trip planning.
Status:
Expired
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