Lesser Prairie Chicken National Habitat Preservation Area Act of 2008

Bill 110 hr 3930, also known as the Lesser Prairie Chicken National Habitat Preservation Area Act of 2008, was introduced in the US Congress with the aim of protecting the habitat of the lesser prairie chicken, a species of bird that is considered to be at risk of extinction.

The bill proposed the establishment of a national habitat preservation area specifically for the lesser prairie chicken, in order to ensure that the bird's habitat is protected and preserved for future generations. The bill outlined specific measures to be taken to protect the bird's habitat, including restrictions on development and land use within the preservation area.

The bill also called for the implementation of conservation measures to help increase the population of the lesser prairie chicken and prevent further decline in numbers. These measures included habitat restoration efforts, predator control programs, and research initiatives to better understand the needs of the species. Overall, the Lesser Prairie Chicken National Habitat Preservation Area Act of 2008 aimed to address the conservation needs of the lesser prairie chicken and ensure that the species has a sustainable future in the United States.