Clear Creek National Recreation Area and Conservation Act

Bill 114 hr 1838, also known as the Clear Creek National Recreation Area and Conservation Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress. The purpose of this bill is to designate the Clear Creek National Recreation Area in California as a special management area within the Bureau of Land Management.

The bill aims to protect and preserve the unique natural and cultural resources found within the Clear Creek area, while also allowing for recreational activities such as hiking, camping, and off-highway vehicle use. The legislation also includes provisions for the management of the area's water resources, wildlife habitats, and archaeological sites.

Additionally, the bill establishes a Clear Creek Management Area Advisory Council, which will be responsible for providing recommendations to the Secretary of the Interior on the management of the area. The council will be made up of a diverse group of stakeholders, including representatives from local governments, environmental organizations, and recreational user groups. Overall, the Clear Creek National Recreation Area and Conservation Act seeks to balance the conservation of the area's natural and cultural resources with the recreational needs of the public. If passed, this legislation will ensure that the Clear Creek area remains a valuable and accessible resource for future generations to enjoy.