Expanding Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Park and Establishing a Stewardship Institute
This law expands the boundaries of the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park in Vermont, incorporating the historic King Farm area. Citizens will benefit from increased access to protected land used for agriculture, forestry, and conservation education, preserving the site's working farm character. Furthermore, a new Stewardship Institute will be established within the Park to promote best practices in resource conservation.
Key points
The boundaries of the National Historical Park in Vermont are expanded to include the historic King Farm.
The acquired King Farm land will continue to be used for agricultural, forestry, and educational purposes, maintaining its historic working farm character.
A new National Park Service Stewardship Institute will be established at the park to offer programs and workshops on conservation and resource management.
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