Fix Our Forests Act
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To President
- Became Law
Overview
The Fix Our Forests Act aims to improve forest management on federal and public lands, as well as Tribal lands, by streamlining processes, reducing wildfire risks, and promoting collaboration. It establishes a Fireshed Center to assess and predict wildfire threats, expedites environmental reviews, limits certain consultation requirements, and supports community wildfire risk reduction. The bill also includes provisions for biochar innovation, white oak restoration, and firefighter support.
Key provisions
- Establishes a Fireshed Center to assess and predict wildfire risks across landscape-scale areas.
- Expedites environmental reviews for forest management projects under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
- Limits consultation requirements related to threatened and endangered species.
- Designates high-priority firesheds for targeted management.
- Supports community wildfire risk reduction programs and initiatives.
- Promotes collaborative agreements between federal agencies and Tribal governments.
- Includes provisions for biochar innovation and white oak restoration.
- Streamlines litigation processes related to fireshed management projects.
Who is affected
- Federal Agencies (Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, USGS, DOI)
- Tribal Governments
- State Governments
- Local Governments
- Wildland Firefighters and their Families
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