A bill to establish the Benjamin Harrison National Recreation Area and Wilderness in the State of Indiana, and for other purposes.

Bill 118 s 4402, also known as the Benjamin Harrison National Recreation Area and Wilderness Act, aims to establish a new national recreation area and wilderness area in the state of Indiana. The bill is named after former President Benjamin Harrison, who was a native of Indiana.

The proposed national recreation area and wilderness area would provide opportunities for outdoor recreation, conservation, and education. The recreation area would be managed by the National Park Service, while the wilderness area would be designated to protect the natural environment and wildlife.

The bill also includes provisions for the protection and preservation of the area's natural resources, including waterways, forests, and wildlife habitats. It also outlines guidelines for recreational activities within the area, such as hiking, camping, and fishing. Additionally, the bill addresses the management of the area's cultural and historical resources, including sites related to President Harrison and other important figures in Indiana's history. Overall, the Benjamin Harrison National Recreation Area and Wilderness Act seeks to create a new protected area in Indiana that will provide opportunities for outdoor recreation, conservation, and education while preserving the area's natural and cultural resources for future generations.