Summary

Authorizes a land swap between the United States and BWLT so private land can be added to the Chippewa National Forest. If BWLT offers its parcel, the Secretary (as defined in the Act) must accept within one year, exchange the properties, reserve a road easement, and follow federal rules for title, appraisals, surveys, and environmental review. The acquired property will become part of the National Forest System and be managed like other national forest land. BWLT must cover certain costs (such as surveys, appraisals, and title work). A referenced map guides the exchange and will be available for public inspection.

• Enables a land swap between the United States and BWLT to add private land to the Chippewa National Forest.
• The Secretary must accept BWLT’s offer within one year and complete the exchange, with a road easement reserved.
• The non‑Federal land received becomes National Forest System land and is managed under federal forest laws.
• Title, appraisal, and environmental reviews must meet federal standards before the exchange occurs.
• BWLT must pay certain administrative and transactional costs (e.g., appraisals, surveys, title).
• A referenced map governs locations and approximate acreages; the map will be available for public inspection.
• Surveys and legal descriptions will finalize boundaries and acreage for recording the exchange.