This bill, titled the Tribal Forest Protection Act Amendments Act of 2025, significantly modifies the Tribal Forest Protection Act of 2004. It expands the definition of "Indian forest land or rangeland" to include land with a cover of grasses, brush, or similar vegetation, or land formerly forested but capable of restoration. The definition also now encompasses land held by Alaska Native Corporations under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. These amendments broaden the scope of eligible projects, allowing them not only to protect but also to restore Indian forest land or rangeland , and to carry out protection or restoration projects on Federal land adjacent to these areas. The bill revises the criteria for projects on Federal land, emphasizing those with special geographic, historical, or cultural significance to an Indian tribe. Such projects are prioritized if the Federal land is adjacent to Indian forest land or rangeland, or a watershed, and poses a threat to tribal lands. To support these expanded provisions, the bill authorizes $15,000,000 to be appropriated annually for each of fiscal years 2026 through 2031.