Malheur County Land Management and Wilderness Protection Act
This act establishes a grazing management program on federal lands in Malheur County, Oregon, aiming to improve ecological health. It also creates a community advisory group to propose environmental and economic development projects. Additionally, the act designates new wilderness areas and transfers land to Native American tribes, impacting land access and usage.
Key points
A new grazing management program on federal lands in Malheur County, providing more flexibility to ranchers to improve the ecological health of the land.
Establishment of the Malheur C.E.O. Group, composed of local stakeholders, to propose projects for ecological restoration, invasive species management, and economic development.
Designation of over a million acres of federal land in Malheur County as wilderness areas, implying protection and restrictions on use.
Transfer of significant land areas to the Burns Paiute Tribe for management as part of their reservation, potentially affecting local communities and resource access.
Status:
Introduced
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