A bill to designate the official insect of the state of Michigan.
This legislative action aims to recognize and honor the Isabella tiger moth, a species native to the region, thereby promoting awareness and appreciation of the state's natural heritage. The bill does not specify any financial allocations or funding requirements, indicating that the designation is primarily symbolic and educational in nature. There are no modifications to existing laws or statutes mentioned within the text, suggesting that this bill introduces a new designation without altering current legal frameworks. The impact on stakeholders, including residents, educational institutions, and environmental groups, is expected to be positive, fostering a sense of state pride and encouraging interest in local biodiversity. The bill does not outline any specific timelines or deadlines, implying that the designation would take effect upon enactment.
Introduced
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Referred to the Committee on Natural Resources and Agriculture
