Invasive Species Prevention and Forest Restoration Act

This bill establishes federal grant programs to combat invasive species threatening U.S. forests. It creates two main grant types: research grants ($3M-$10M annually) for universities and agencies to study forest restoration methods like biological control and genetic resistance, and implementation grants ($25M annually) for projects planting native trees and restoring habitats. Eligible entities must provide matching funds (20% for research, 10% for implementation) and meet specific criteria like addressing high-risk forest areas. The bill also mandates a National Academy of Sciences study to improve federal coordination on invasive species threats, with reports to Congress on funding and research progress.