What is the current status of HR 2405?

HR 2405 is currently: In House.

Who sponsored HR 2405?

HR 2405 was sponsored by Andy Barr (R), Rep.

White Oak Restoration Bill

IntroducedMarch 27, 2025

In House10 months ago

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Approved by the House Natural Resources Committee.

It now waits for a vote by the full House.

Public Lands and Natural ResourcesAdvisory bodiesAgricultural educationAgricultural researchCongressional oversightEnvironmental assessment, monitoring, researchForests, forestry, treesIntergovernmental relationsWilderness and natural areas, wildlife refuges, wild rivers, habitats

Why This Matters

The White Oak Resilience Act aims to restore white oak trees by coordinating efforts among various groups and funding pilot projects in national forests. This is important for maintaining healthy forests and ecosystems.

If you live near national forests, this bill could lead to healthier oak trees in your area.

Who this affects

Forest landowners · Communities relying on oak forests

What changes is this bill making?

1This bill creates a group to help restore white oak trees across the United States.
2The group will include federal, state, tribal, and local governments, as well as private organizations.
3It will recommend policies to improve the health and growth of white oak trees.
4The Secretary of Agriculture will run pilot projects in national forests to test restoration methods.
5Funding may be provided for these restoration efforts if money is available.

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White Oak Restoration Bill

IntroducedMarch 27, 2025

In House10 months ago

Intro

House

Senate

Pres

Approved by the House Natural Resources Committee.

It now waits for a vote by the full House.

Why This Matters

If you live near national forests, this bill could lead to healthier oak trees in your area.

Who this affects

Forest landowners · Communities relying on oak forests

What changes is this bill making?

1This bill creates a group to help restore white oak trees across the United States.
2The group will include federal, state, tribal, and local governments, as well as private organizations.
3It will recommend policies to improve the health and growth of white oak trees.
4The Secretary of Agriculture will run pilot projects in national forests to test restoration methods.
5Funding may be provided for these restoration efforts if money is available.

Read full document

Last changed 4 months ago · checked hourly