; and (2) the Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2009 ( Public Law 111–11 ; 123 Stat. 991). (f) Additional funding Nothing in this Act prohibits the Fort Belknap Indian Community from seeking— (1) additional funds for Tribal programs or purposes; or (2) funding from the United States or the State based on the status of the Fort Belknap Indian Community as an Indian Tribe. (g) Rights under State law Except as provided in section 1 of article III of the Compact (relating to the closing of certain water basins in the State to new appropriations in accordance with the laws of the State), nothing in this Act or the Compact precludes the acquisition or exercise of a right arising under State law (as defined in section 6 of article II of the Compact) to the use of water by the Fort Belknap Indian Community, or a member or allottee of the Fort Belknap Indian Community, outside the Reservation by— (1) purchase of the right; or (2) submitting to the State an application in accordance with State law. (h) Water storage and importation Nothing in this Act or the Compact prevents the Fort Belknap Indian Community from participating in any project to import water to, or improve storage in, the Milk River. (i) Environmental protection (1) Definition of little rockies mountains In this subsection, the term Little Rockies Mountains means the mountains that— (A) form the southern boundary of the Reservation; and (B) are sacred and culturally significant to the Fort Belknap Indian Community. (2) Protection Nothing in the Compact or this Act limits— (A) the authority of the United States, the State, or the Fort Belknap Indian Community to enforce any Federal, State, or Tribal law (including common law) relating to the protection of the environment