Congress proposes $30 million a year for grants to protect and restore Hawaii’s native species
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Report on the introduction of the Hawaii Native Species Conservation and Recovery Act, outlining goals to fund conservation and recovery efforts for Hawaii’s native plants and animals.
Covers bill details including grant matching requirements, possible match waivers for certain projects, and an authorization level described as $30 million annually for 10 years.
Explains the proposed annual grant funding approach for conservation and recovery projects and summarizes eligibility and intended uses (invasive species, habitat, climate impacts).
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Document Type
Congressional Bill
Official Title
Hawaii Native Species Conservation and Recovery Act of 2025
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