S. 395 wants to make it easier and faster to clear away dangerous trees and bushes in certain areas that could catch fire easily, without having to check with the environment rules as much. But, they can't do this on special lands like protected forests or places where cutting down trees is not allowed.

H.R. 731 is a plan to let people do things like starting small fires and cutting trees on federal land to prevent wildfires without having to follow certain big nature-protection rules for ten years. This means they can skip listening to rules that usually protect animals, air quality, and history sites.

The bill wants to make forests healthier by having the Secretary of Agriculture quickly work on certain projects that stop dangerous forest fires and bugs from damaging the trees. It also lets states keep money made from selling trees to help fix up these forests.