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Bruce Westerman is a Republican representative from Arkansas’s 4th Congressional District, serving in the House since 2015. The House Natural Resources Committee biography describes his earlier service in the Arkansas General Assembly and his professional background as an engineer and forester, including a master’s degree in forestry from Yale.
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Bruce Westerman is a Republican representative from Arkansas’s 4th Congressional District, serving in the House since 2015. The House Natural Resources Committee biography describes his earlier service in the Arkansas General Assembly and his professional background as an engineer and forester, including a master’s degree in forestry from Yale.
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Open leadership record ↓Westerman and Ranking Member Jared Huffman introduced the bipartisan measure in June 2026; the Natural Resources Committee held a field hearing on it in Hot Springs National Park.
Open legislation record ↓Bruce Westerman is a Republican representative from Arkansas’s 4th Congressional District, serving in the House since 2015. The House Natural Resources Committee biography describes his earlier service in the Arkansas General Assembly and his professional background as an engineer and forester, including a master’s degree in forestry from Yale.
The House Natural Resources Committee identifies Westerman as its chairman. The committee handles legislation involving public lands, energy and minerals, wildlife and fisheries, Native American and insular affairs, water and related natural-resources policy.
In June 2026 Westerman and Ranking Member Jared Huffman introduced H.R. 9250, the bipartisan Great American Outdoors Act 250. The committee described the proposal as an investment and modernization package for national parks, public lands and Bureau of Indian Education facilities. This review records sponsorship and committee leadership without treating policy support as a claim of fact beyond the measure’s documented contents.
Editorial research reviewed: August 16, 2026. Public-record fields continue to refresh independently from official chamber sources.
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Westerman and Ranking Member Jared Huffman introduced the bipartisan measure in June 2026; the Natural Resources Committee held a field hearing on it in Hot Springs National Park.
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