The Forest Resources Accountability Act prohibits road construction in the White River National Forest in Colorado and aims to protect critical.
The Forest Resources Accountability Act prohibits the use of federal funds for any road construction project in the White River National Forest in Colorado. It aims to protect critical winter wildlife habitat by preventing the opening, improvement, or construction of any utility corridor or year-round road on specified federal land. The bill also mandates the Secretary of Agriculture to acquire a 680-acre parcel from willing sellers and incorporate it into the national forest for wildlife conservation and public enjoyment.
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