1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Native Plant Species Pilot Program Act of 2020 . 2. Findings Congress finds that— (1) the United States has a significant interest in— (A) preserving the worldwide system of richly varied habitats; (B) protecting native plant biodiversity and the ecosystems that support that biodiversity; and (C) protecting the quality of life of people in the United States; (2) native plants are an inseparable part of the natural beauty of the landscape of the United States, which must be preserved; (3) the extensive root systems of native plants control erosion, moderate floods, filter water to improve water quality, decrease the amount of water needed for landscape maintenance, and sequester carbon to combat climate change; (4) native plants provide food and habitat for pollinators and wildlife; (5) native plants supply an important genetic record for future food, agriculture, and plant-derived products; (6) native plant communities are important components of cultural landscapes; (7) the use of native plant materials for restoration or enhancement contributes to the preservation of cultural landscapes; (8) the use of native plant species in revegetation efforts after construction activities and adjacent to roadways increases habitat for a variety of pollinators and other native animal species; (9) supporting native plant communities within or adjacent to agricultural areas provides important wildlife habitat that would not otherwise be available; (10) the use of native plants in landscaping can reduce the need for herbicides and water use