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This bill matters because it determines how the federal government will manage and protect millions of acres of public land, including national parks, forests, and other natural spaces, for the upcoming year. If this bill becomes law, it provides the essential funding for everything from fighting wildfires, protecting endangered species, maintaining recreational trails, to managing oil and gas leases and supporting local economies that rely on these lands. Without this funding, or if the funding levels were drastically different, the Bureau of Land Management and related agencies would struggle to perform their duties, potentially leading to deterioration of natural resources, reduced access for recreation, delays in economic activities on public lands, or increased risks from unmanaged situations like wildfires. It's about ensuring the continued health, accessibility, and responsible use of our shared natural heritage.
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This bill matters because it determines how the federal government will manage and protect millions of acres of public land, including national parks, forests, and other natural spaces, for the upcoming year. If this bill becomes law, it provides the essential funding for everything from fighting wildfires, protecting endangered species, maintaining recreational trails, to managing oil and gas leases and supporting local economies that rely on these lands. Without this funding, or if the funding levels were drastically different, the Bureau of Land Management and related agencies would struggle to perform their duties, potentially leading to deterioration of natural resources, reduced access for recreation, delays in economic activities on public lands, or increased risks from unmanaged situations like wildfires. It's about ensuring the continued health, accessibility, and responsible use of our shared natural heritage.
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| AMOUNT | PROGRAM | TYPE | YEARS |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1,256,992,000 | Bureau of Land Management, management of lands and resources | discretionary | Fiscal Year 2026, available until September 30, 2027 |
| $42,696,000 | Mining Law Administration program operations | discretionary | Fiscal Year 2026, available until expended |
| $115,521,000 | Oregon and California Grant Lands | discretionary | Fiscal Year 2026, available until expended |
| Not less than $9,430,000 | Range improvements (from collected fees) | mandatory | Fiscal Year 2026, available until expended |