It is the Recovering America's Wildlife Act. It is a federal bill introduced into the U.S. House of Representatives. If it becomes law it would provide $1.3 billion to state fish and wildlife agencies for the conservation of imperiled species. The bill was introduced in December 2017, by Representatives Jeff Fortenberry (R-Neb.) Debbie Dingell (D-Mich.).
Where would the money coming from?
RAWA would redirect current revenues from energy and mineral leases on federal lands and waters. Through State Wildlife Action Plans, the health of fish and wildlife would be assessed and conservation actions to prevent listing under the Endangered Species Act are identified. Nationwide these plans have identified nearly 12,000 species nationwide that are in need of conservation actions. RAWA would provide 75 percent of the funding to implement each state's Wildlife Action Plan. Twenty-five percent of the funding would come from the states. It is estimated that California could receive $61 million per year from RAWA.