Corolla Wild Horses Protection Act

Bill 114 hr 152, also known as the Corolla Wild Horses Protection Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress. The bill aims to protect the wild horses that roam the beaches of Corolla, North Carolina. These horses are a beloved and iconic part of the local ecosystem and have been a tourist attraction for many years.

The bill specifically addresses the issue of managing the population of these wild horses in a humane and sustainable way. It calls for the establishment of a management plan that will ensure the long-term health and well-being of the horses, while also taking into account the needs of the local community and environment.

Additionally, the bill prohibits the harassment, capture, or removal of the wild horses without proper authorization. It also provides funding for research and monitoring of the horse population, as well as for educational programs to raise awareness about the importance of protecting these animals. Overall, the Corolla Wild Horses Protection Act seeks to strike a balance between preserving the natural beauty and cultural significance of the wild horses, while also addressing the practical concerns of managing their population in a responsible manner.