Endangered Fish Recovery Programs Extension Act of 2017

Bill 115 hr 4465, also known as the Endangered Fish Recovery Programs Extension Act of 2017, is a piece of legislation that aims to extend the authorization of certain fish recovery programs that are currently in place. These programs are designed to help protect and restore endangered fish species in various bodies of water across the United States.

The bill specifically focuses on extending the authorization of the Upper Colorado and San Juan River Basin Recovery Implementation Programs, which are crucial for the conservation of endangered fish species in these regions. By extending the authorization of these programs, the bill seeks to ensure that the necessary resources and support are available to continue the important work of protecting these vulnerable fish populations.

In addition to extending the authorization of these specific programs, the bill also includes provisions for monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of the recovery efforts, as well as reporting requirements to keep Congress and the public informed on the progress being made. Overall, the Endangered Fish Recovery Programs Extension Act of 2017 is a bipartisan effort to support the conservation of endangered fish species and ensure that these important programs have the resources they need to continue their vital work.