Protects over 200,000 acres of Northern California land and creates new recreation trails.
This bill would protect over 200,000 acres of federal land in Northern California by designating new wilderness areas and wild and scenic rivers. It would also create new recreation trails and a partnership to clean up illegal marijuana grow sites, benefiting outdoor enthusiasts, local communities, and the environment. These changes aim to improve forest health, reduce wildfire threats, and boost recreation.
Today, parts of Northern California's federal lands face challenges from wildfire risks, illegal activities, and a need for more managed recreation. After this bill, large areas would be formally protected as wilderness or wild and scenic rivers, and a major restoration area would be established to improve forest health and reduce fire danger. New partnerships would actively clean up damaged lands, and new trails and visitor centers would be studied and developed to enhance outdoor recreation.
HR 6913 · 119th Congress · December 19, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 3/10
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