A River Runs Through It Act designates wilderness areas, restoration areas, recreation areas, and conservation management areas in Montana.
The A River Runs Through It Act designates specific federal lands in Montana as wilderness areas, restoration areas, recreation areas, and conservation management areas. These areas are intended to protect and restore wildlife habitat, enhance forest resilience, and provide recreational opportunities. The act outlines management priorities, restrictions on motorized vehicles, and guidelines for vegetation management and trail construction. It also ensures the protection of private property rights and tribal treaty rights.
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