Establishes a fund to support conservation of critically endangered species in foreign countries.
The Critically Endangered Animals Conservation Act of 2026 establishes a fund to support conservation of critically endangered species in foreign countries. The Secretary of the Interior must approve proposals that aim to recover and sustain viable populations of critically endangered species, enhance compliance with conservation laws, or develop management plans. Proposals must include evidence of support from local governments, compliance with laws, and free, prior, and informed consent from indigenous peoples and local communities.
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