内政部调整了LWCF的优先事项,以有利于某些机构,要求地方批准并限制非营利组织,引起对公共土地保护的关切。 The Interior Department reshaped LWCF priorities to favor certain agencies, requiring local approval and limiting nonprofits, sparking concerns over public land protection.

美国内政部通过秘书令更新了土地和水保护基金的优先事项,有利于美国收购土地。 The U.S. Department of the Interior has updated the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) priorities via a secretarial order, favoring land acquisitions by the U.S. 与土地管理局相比,渔业和野生生物管理局和国家公园管理局。 Fish and Wildlife Service and National Park Service over those by the Bureau of Land Management. 这些改变需要地方政府的批准,允许各州购买联邦剩余财产,并限制非营利性参与。 The changes require local government approval, allow states to buy surplus federal property, and restrict nonprofit involvement. 自然保护团体警告这些转变会缩小资格范围, 使过程政治化, 并危及公共土地处置, 引起人们对该计划长期效果的担忧。 Conservation groups warn these shifts could narrow eligibility, politicize the process, and risk public land disposal, raising concerns about the program’s long-term effectiveness.