Fix Our Forests Act
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To President
- Became Law
Overview
The Fix Our Forests Act aims to improve forest management practices on National Forest System land, public land, and Tribal land to reduce wildfire risks and enhance forest health. It establishes a Wildfire Intelligence Center, expands collaborative tools for forest restoration, and reforms litigation processes related to forest management. The bill also addresses prescribed fire practices and community wildfire risk reduction, with a focus on supporting local communities and tribes.
Key provisions
- Designates fireshed management areas to prioritize wildfire risk reduction.
- Establishes a Wildfire Intelligence Center to provide data and analysis for wildfire management.
- Modifies good neighbor agreements to allow for broader participation and funding.
- Expands collaborative tools for forest restoration projects, including stewardship contracting and local leadership.
- Reforms litigation processes related to forest management to streamline approvals.
- Addresses prescribed fire practices through enhanced policies and liability protections.
- Includes provisions for community wildfire risk reduction programs and defense research.
- Creates a framework for Tribal forest protection management activities and projects.
Who is affected
- Federal Government (National Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, Department of the Interior)
- State Governments
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