H. RES. 1225 wants June 9, 2024, to be “Veterans Get Outside Day,” encouraging veterans to enjoy outdoor activities because being outside can make them feel happier and healthier. The idea is for different government leaders to work together to make this day special for veterans.

This bill wants to make a special bank account to save money collected from ski rentals in forests. The money will mostly be used to make the ski areas nicer and help visitors, but it won't be used to stop forest fires or buy more forest land.

The bill wants two important people, the Secretary of Agriculture and the Secretary of the Interior, to finish making a big walking path called the Continental Divide Trail before 2028, and it says they need to work together and talk with local people about it.

S. 3929 is a bill that tries to stop certain activities planned by the people in charge of taking care of old, special trees in U.S. forests. It's like saying, "Let's pause and think before we change how we look after our really old trees."

The bill helps make sure people who take care of parks and forests have nice places to live and work by building houses and making it easier for the agencies to hire people. It also tries to keep things fair and checks if the spending is done wisely.

The bill wants to give some Alaska Native veterans the chance to pick more pieces of land that the government owns, making sure it doesn’t mess up important nature spots or forests. It also tries to stop any problems when different groups have to work together to choose which pieces of land to give.

S. 5440 is a bill that wants the President to pick a new boss for the Forest Service, but the choice has to be approved by the Senate. This new boss should know a lot about taking care of forests and nature.

The bill wants to use fire on purpose to help take care of forests, especially in the West of the U.S., by learning from Native cultures that have done this for a long time. It gives money and support to make this happen safely, but needs to be careful with spending and safety rules.

The "Lead Free Forests Act of 2024" wants to stop people from using bullets made of lead in Forest Service areas because they can harm animals and people. Instead, special bullets that don’t have lead will be used to keep the forest safe, and people who do not follow this rule may have to pay money as a fine.

H. R. 5665 wants to make sure that everyone, including people with disabilities, can enjoy places like nature trails and campsites by checking and improving how easy they are to use. The plan is for special people in the government to look closely at these areas and make them better, then share the news about these changes with everyone.

The FIR Act is like a rule that says if the people in charge of forests and land already checked how using the land might hurt animals or plants, they don’t have to check again just because new animals are found or new hiding places are made, even if there might be new ways they could be affected.

S. 5125 is a bill that helps people working in national parks and forests find better homes by letting them build and manage these homes in more places. It also makes it easier for parks to work with other groups to make these homes nice and to hire local people for jobs.

S. RES. 698 wants to make June 9, 2024, a special day for veterans to go outside and enjoy nature because it can help them feel better. The resolution also asks important people in charge of parks and veterans' programs to help promote this idea.

The Land Manager Housing and Workforce Improvement Act of 2024 is a plan to make places like national parks better at taking care of their workers by providing good homes and support, and it lets them work with different groups to make these changes happen.

The bill is like a special plan to let some Alaska Native veterans who served a long time ago choose pieces of land to keep, and now it gives them more time and more lands to pick from. These new lands must be chosen carefully so that nature and animals are safe and happy.

H.R. 3293 wants to make it easier and faster for internet and communication towers to be built on government land by setting up a special team to help. This team will make sure requests to use these lands are looked at quickly and will tell Congress how well it's working.

The bill is about giving a piece of land in Washington to the Quinault Indian Nation, so they can take care of it and use it, but they are not allowed to build any casinos there.

The National Prescribed Fire Act of 2024 is a plan to safely use controlled fires to help protect and take care of forests, especially in the western United States, and it also respects the ways that Native American tribes have used fire for a long time. It wants different groups like the government and tribes to work together and make sure they're doing this safely, while using money carefully to help with fire projects and learning more about them.

The bill wants to stop people or companies from China, who have a certain connection with the Chinese government, from buying land next to special protected areas in the United States, like national parks or military lands. It aims to make sure important land stays safe and secure.

The "National Prescribed Fire Act of 2024" is a plan to help keep forests healthy by using small, controlled fires, which the government wants to do more often, especially in places like the western U.S. It also wants to work together with Native American Tribes and other groups to make sure everyone is doing their best to take care of the land.

S. 4456 is a bill that wants to let special houses use certain land for 100 years, instead of 30, but only if they are on the left side of an invisible line called the 100th meridian. The boss of farming things, the Secretary of Agriculture, gets to decide how long they'll actually get to stay.