Long-Term Good Neighbor Authority Act

This bill amends existing laws to allow federal agencies to enter into long-term agreements with state governors, Indian tribes, and counties for natural resource management. The key change extends the maximum duration of these Good Neighbor Authority agreements from the current limit to up to 20 years, providing more stability for restoration and recreation projects. By updating definitions in the Agricultural Act of 2014 and the EXPLORE Act, the legislation formally includes Indian tribes alongside state and local governments as eligible partners in these collaborative efforts. The bill focuses on administrative updates to existing frameworks rather than creating new programs or funding mechanisms.