Building Native Habitats at Federal Facilities Act

This bill requires U.S. federal agencies to prioritize native plants over non-native plants in landscape projects at federal facilities (like government buildings, military bases, and national parks). It mandates agencies to consider environmental benefits - such as supporting pollinators, reducing water use, and preventing soil erosion - when making planting decisions. Agencies must update design standards within 270 days and include these requirements in all relevant contracts. The Council on Environmental Quality will provide implementation guidance and publish biennial reports on native plant usage across federal projects.