The Wyoming Public Lands Initiative Act of 2023, also known as Bill 118 hr 4332, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress that aims to address the management of public lands in the state of Wyoming. The bill focuses on creating a collaborative process for managing public lands in Wyoming, involving local stakeholders, government agencies, and conservation groups.
One of the key provisions of the bill is the establishment of a Public Lands Advisory Committee, which will be responsible for developing recommendations for the management of public lands in Wyoming. This committee will consist of representatives from various stakeholder groups, including local governments, tribal nations, and conservation organizations.
The bill also includes provisions for the designation of wilderness areas, conservation areas, and recreation areas in Wyoming. These designations aim to protect important natural and cultural resources while also providing opportunities for outdoor recreation and economic development.
Additionally, the bill addresses the issue of energy development on public lands in Wyoming. It includes provisions for balancing energy development with conservation efforts, ensuring that public lands are managed in a sustainable and responsible manner.
Overall, the Wyoming Public Lands Initiative Act of 2023 seeks to promote collaboration and cooperation in the management of public lands in Wyoming, while also protecting important natural and cultural resources for future generations.