ND SCR4006

Urges Congress to enact legislation establishing federal protections for the wild horse herd at Theodore Roosevelt National Park to ensure long-term health and preservation

The wild horse herd has been present since Theodore Roosevelt's era and contributes to the historical setting and culture of North Dakota

Theodore Roosevelt National Park, established in 1978, is the only national park named directly for a single person

Expresses concerns about current National Park Service management of the herd and its long-term preservation

Directs the Secretary of State to forward the resolution to the Secretary of the Interior, National Park Service Director, park superintendent, relevant congressional subcommittees, and North Dakota's congressional delegation