What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is HR 1303.
New Cerro de la Olla Wilderness Area in New Mexico
This act establishes a new wilderness area called Cerro de la Olla in New Mexico, within the existing Río Grande del Norte National Monument. This means approximately 12,898 acres of land will be protected, potentially affecting access and usage. These changes aim to preserve the natural environment and wildlife.
Key points
Establishment of Cerro de la Olla Wilderness: Approximately 12,898 acres in Taos County, New Mexico, will receive strict protection, limiting development and human activity.
Modification of Río Grande del Norte National Monument Boundary: The boundaries of the existing monument will be adjusted, which may affect areas available for recreation and other activities.
Maintenance of existing wildlife water projects allowed: Despite wilderness status, existing structures (e.g., guzzlers) for wildlife can be maintained if they enhance wilderness values and visual impact is minimized.
Cooperative agreement with New Mexico for wildlife management: The Secretary must enter into an agreement with the State of New Mexico regarding wildlife management activities in the area.
Status:
Expired
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