Plum Island Future Study: Conservation and Public Access
This act requires the Secretary of the Interior to conduct a study of Plum Island in New York. The goal is to assess whether the island should become part of the national park or wildlife refuge system, which could affect its accessibility and management. The study will also determine the costs associated with potential acquisition and maintenance of the island, potentially impacting public spending.
Key points
Plum Island's Future: A study will determine if Plum Island becomes a national park or wildlife refuge, potentially changing its use.
Access and Protection: The study aims to identify the best way to protect the island's resources, which could impact public access.
Public Costs: Costs for potential acquisition and maintenance of the island will be estimated, important for taxpayers.
Status:
Introduced
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