Colorado Outdoor Recreation and Economy Act

Bill 119 hr 1728, also known as the Colorado Wilderness, Recreation, and Conservation Act, aims to designate certain areas in the state of Colorado for wilderness, recreation, and conservation purposes. The bill seeks to protect and preserve these areas for future generations to enjoy.

The bill designates specific wilderness areas, recreation management areas, and conservation areas in Colorado. These areas are chosen for their natural beauty, ecological significance, and recreational opportunities. The designation of these areas will help to ensure that they are protected from development and other harmful activities.

In addition to designating these areas, the bill also includes provisions for the management and protection of these areas. This includes measures to prevent wildfires, protect wildlife habitats, and preserve water resources. The bill also includes provisions for public access to these areas, ensuring that people can continue to enjoy the natural beauty of Colorado. Overall, the Colorado Wilderness, Recreation, and Conservation Act is aimed at preserving the natural beauty and ecological diversity of Colorado for future generations. By designating these areas for protection and management, the bill seeks to ensure that these areas remain pristine and accessible for years to come.