Establishes the SHARE program to facilitate public access to private lands for wildlife-dependent recreational activities.
The bill establishes the Shared Habitat Alliance for Recreational Enhancement (SHARE) program, which aims to facilitate public access to private lands for wildlife-dependent recreational activities. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife will work with nonprofit conservation groups and other organizations to implement the program. The department can enter into voluntary agreements with private landowners to compensate them for public use of their land, with compensation limits set at $30 per acre or $50 per participant per day.
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