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- Recovering Americas Wildlife Act (RAWA) Benefits Potential
The Recovering America’s Wildlife Act (S 1149), or RAWA, would be the most significant investment in wildlife conservation in decades providing $1 397 billion to fund local and state efforts to help recover endangered species and to prevent at-risk wildlife from becoming endangered
- RAWA fails after being left out of spending bill
RAWA would have authorized nearly $13 billion over 10 years to help states, territories and Tribes conserve at-risk wildlife and protect habitats The legislation—H R 2773 and S 2372—gained supporters across the political spectrum, including Sen Roy Blunt, R-Mo , and Sen Martin Heinrich, D-N M , and an array of conservation organizations
- Recovering Americas Wildlife Act Fails in Final Days of 117th Congress
RAWA’s backers say they’ll reintroduce the bill and try again in the current 118th Congress [Update: Senators Martin Heinrich (D-New Mexico) and Thom Tillis (R-North Carolina) reintroduced RAWA into the U S Senate on March 31, 2023, without a pay-for The bill’s backers say they will seek a funding mechanism that can generate enough
- U. S. House of Representatives Passes Recovering America’s . . . - NDOW
Nevada: In a historic milestone for wildlife conservation, Recovering America’s Wildlife Act (H R 2773; RAWA)—a bipartisan bill to enhance wildlife conservation in the United States—was passed today by the U S House of Representatives The bill is considered the most significant wildlife conservation bill in more than half a century, devoting $1 4 billion annually to locally-led efforts
- Heinrich, Tillis Introduce Bipartisan Re. . . | Senator Martin Heinrich
Passing RAWA into law will mean our grandchildren will be able to experience the same rich and abundant American wildlife—from bumblebees to bison—that we have been so lucky to grow up with ” “Congress has a long history of being champions of conservation efforts in the U S to protect our unmatched landscape and wildlife population
- Recovering America’s Wildlife Act | Wildlife for All
In the 117th Congress (2021-22), RAWA passed the House Natural Resources Committee on January 19, 2022, and passed the full House on June 14, 2022, by a 231-190 vote RAWA was introduced in the Senate on July 15, 2021, and it was amended and passed by the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee on April 7, 2022 The bill was not passed
- The US Was Poised to Pass the Biggest Environmental Law in a Generation . . .
RAWA also includes nearly $100 million for the nation’s Native American tribes, who own or help manage nearly 140 million acres of land in the US (equal to about 7 percent of the continental US) One feature of RAWA that makes it so useful, according to environmental advocates, is that it requires states to protect animals that are imperiled
- Recovering America’s Wildlife Act - House
At least 15% of RAWA funding must be spent on species that are listed under the Endangered Species Act or are considered threatened or endangered under tribal law Make wildlife conservation more effective and cost-efficient RAWA funding will help states, territories, and Tribes put conservation measures in place for species before they become
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