This bill proposes the establishment of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park Working Group, which will be responsible for managing the population of wild horses within the park. The group will be chaired by a member of the legislative assembly and will include representatives from various sectors, including the parks and recreation department, tourism, agriculture, and nonprofit organizations dedicated to horse protection. The working group is tasked with providing recommendations for maintaining a wild horse population above 200, promoting the horses for tourism benefits, and educating the public. They are required to meet quarterly and submit an annual report detailing their plans and activities.

Additionally, the bill includes an appropriation of $49,500 from the state general fund to the Department of Commerce to support the administration of the working group for the biennium from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2027. The working group will have the authority to recommend humane management activities for the wild horses and may enter agreements with the National Park Service and private entities to address related issues.