Agency: Department of the Interior
Description:
Allocates $200 million for post-fire restoration activities to be implemented within three years following the containment of a wildland fire. This funding is part of a broader commitment by the Department of the Interior (DOI) to manage and mitigate wildfire risks, restore ecosystems affected by fires, and enhance the resilience of natural landscapes. The allocation supports efforts to rehabilitate lands impacted by wildfires, focusing on restoring vegetation, preventing erosion, and repairing habitat to promote ecological health and stability.
Bill Section:
40803(c)(16)(A)
Potential Cost:
$100,000,000
Timeline:
FY22-26
Implementation Status/Rulemaking:
On January 9, 2024, DOI announced $7.5 million from the IIJA was being allocated for landscape restoration: Source
Other TCS Resources:
Clearing the Smoke: A Closer Look at Federal Spending and Programs on Wildfire