America’s Revegetation and Carbon Sequestration Act of 2024

The America's Revegetation and Carbon Sequestration Act of 2024 establishes a national program requiring the Secretaries of Interior and Agriculture to assess and address revegetation needs on Federal lands affected by wildfires, mining, or other disturbances. The bill creates regional task forces to develop 10-year strategies for planting trees and vegetation, prioritizing areas with high wildfire risk, carbon sequestration potential, and ecological benefits while working with local communities and tribal entities. It also promotes carbon sequestration through forest management, including a program to use carbon credits for forest management activities and initiatives to increase mass timber (wood construction) use in Federal buildings. Additionally, the bill includes provisions to combat invasive grasses that increase wildfire risk and establishes research programs on forest carbon storage and management.