This legislation is straightforward. It builds on the proven success of the Southwest Ecological Restoration Institutes in Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico by finally extending this important program to Utah. Establishing a SWERI in Utah will expand wildlife research, strengthen collaboration with land managers, and provide new tools to improve forest health and reduce catastrophic wildfires. I urge my colleagues to support Representative Kennedy's bill.
Pete Stauber: “This legislation is straightforward. It builds on the proven success of the Southwest Ecological Restoration Institutes…”
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Discussing the importance of extending the Southwest Ecological Restoration Institutes program to Utah.
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