Bill 119 hr 105, also known as the "Public Access to Federal Land Act," aims to amend title 54 of the United States Code in order to enhance public access to recreational areas on Federal land. The bill seeks to increase opportunities for individuals to enjoy outdoor activities on Federal lands, such as hiking, camping, fishing, and hunting.
Specifically, the bill proposes measures to improve access to Federal lands by expanding and maintaining trails, campgrounds, and other recreational facilities. It also aims to enhance signage and information about recreational opportunities on Federal lands, making it easier for the public to navigate and enjoy these areas.
Additionally, the bill includes provisions to promote conservation and stewardship of Federal lands, ensuring that these natural resources are protected for future generations. This includes measures to address issues such as littering, vandalism, and illegal activities on Federal lands.
Overall, Bill 119 hr 105 seeks to strike a balance between promoting public access to Federal lands for recreational purposes while also preserving and protecting these valuable natural resources. By increasing opportunities for individuals to enjoy outdoor activities on Federal lands, the bill aims to enhance the overall quality of life for Americans and promote a greater appreciation for the environment.