This House resolution welcomes Armenia as host of the October 19–30, 2026, meeting of the Convention on Biological Diversity. It supports conservation of forests, water, farmland, wildlife habitats, and other natural resources. It also encourages U.S.-Armenia cooperation and partnerships on conservation, and supports accountability for those found responsible for unlawful destruction of protected natural resources in Armenia. The resolution was introduced and referred to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The resolution encourages cooperation and conservation efforts but does not set direct requirements or benefits for individuals. It is a statement of the House’s positions, not a change to individual rights or duties.
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The resolution says conservation can support food security, public health, economic growth, and resilient communities. It favors science, local stewardship, voluntary cooperation, and partnerships, while respecting national sovereignty. It also commends Armenia Tree Project for its work in Armenia.
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