Establishes a nonprofit corporation to manage a wildlife sanctuary in a freshwater recreation area in Hawaii.
This bill establishes a nonprofit public corporation, the "freshwater state recreation area wildlife sanctuary corporation," dedicated to managing a wildlife sanctuary within a recreation area that holds a body of freshwater in Hawaii. The corporation's purpose is to establish and promote conservation within the sanctuary, and to provide grants and other payments to improve conservation efforts. The corporation will be governed by a board of eighteen members, including ex officio members and appointed or elected members.
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