Reauthorizing Conservation Programs, Livestock Protection, and Chesapeake Bay Funding.
This law extends key federal conservation, wildlife, and fish habitat programs until 2030, including increased funding for the Chesapeake Bay Program. It establishes a new program to help livestock producers protect their animals from black vulture predation through state-issued permits, while also continuing financial compensation for losses caused by federally protected species. These changes aim to strengthen environmental protection and provide practical support to the agricultural sector.
Key points
Financial assistance programs compensating farmers for livestock losses due to federally protected species depredation are extended until 2030.
Authorized funding for the Chesapeake Bay Program is increased to $92 million annually for fiscal years 2026 through 2030, boosting water quality and ecosystem restoration efforts.
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