The bill aims to enhance wildlife habitat connectivity, particularly for native big game species like deer, elk, and moose, by amending the Food Security Act of 1985. It emphasizes the restoration and enhancement of wildlife migration corridors and allows increased payments for eligible land enrolled in the conservation reserve program. Additionally, it promotes nonstructural methods for managing livestock distribution, such as virtual fencing, and encourages research and grants for understanding and addressing barriers to adopting virtual fencing technology. The bill aims to support the development, restoration, and maintenance of landscape corridors and hydrologic connectivity to preserve biodiversity and ensure ecosystem resiliency.