Oregon Recreation Enhancement Act designates recreation areas and expands wilderness areas in Oregon.
The Oregon Recreation Enhancement Act designates specific land in Oregon as recreation areas and expands the Wild Rogue Wilderness Area. It withdraws certain federal land in Curry County and Josephine County from entry, appropriation, or disposal under public land laws, mining laws, and mineral leasing laws. The Act mandates the development of a wildfire mitigation plan and requires a wildfire risk assessment for the designated recreation areas. It also ensures that existing uses, such as recreational activities and forest management, remain unaffected.
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