Sets aside $1.2 billion to build more wildlife crossings, fully funding projects for Tribal communities.
This bill would continue and expand a program that builds special crossings for wildlife, like bridges or tunnels, to help animals cross roads safely. It would set aside $1.2 billion over six years for these projects. Indian Tribes would especially benefit. Their projects would be fully paid for by the federal government, and they would get help applying for funds.
Today, there is a "pilot" wildlife crossings program with standard federal cost sharing. This bill would remove the "pilot" label, making it a regular program. It would also set aside $1.2 billion over six years for these projects. Additionally, it would fully cover the costs for projects submitted by Indian Tribes.
HR 6078 · 119th Congress · November 18, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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