Bill > HR5133

This bill reauthorizes the Federal Land Transaction Facilitation Act, which allows the Bureau of Land Management to sell public lands and use the proceeds to acquire other lands for conservation purposes. The key provisions of the bill include: expanding the definition of eligible lands to include those with recreational access; requiring the establishment of a public database of lands identified for disposal; allowing unspent funds from land sales to be used in any state; and adding several additional land management acts to the list of laws under which funds can be spent. The bill aims to facilitate the sale and exchange of public lands to support conservation efforts and improve public access for activities like hunting, fishing, and recreation.

Agriculture and Natural Resources

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