The "Pecos Watershed Protection Act" is a plan to stop people from mining certain lands in New Mexico to keep nature safe. It also sets aside part of this land to be like a big, protected park called a wilderness area, where animals can live and people might still see cows and sheep.

H. R. 1110 is a plan to help stop wildfires by letting animals like cows eat grass in certain areas, which makes the grass less likely to catch fire. The plan also includes rules for when and where they can do this and will try to use this animal-grazing method more often if it helps the land recover after a fire.

The TORCH Act wants to help stop big wildfires by letting special people take away dangerous trees faster and easier. It also says cows can help eat grass that's too dry and makes fires start quickly, but some people think this plan might not always be fair or careful enough about nature.

H. R. 7666 is a plan to let farm animals eat grass in some areas to help prevent big fires from starting, especially after things like storms or old fires. The boss of farming will work with people who care for animals on government lands to make this happen safely.

S. 140 is a bill that wants to make forests in the U.S. healthier by doing things like cutting down some trees and using animals to help prevent wildfires, but it also has some tricky parts about spending money and making sure everyone follows the rules.