The resolution recognizes Latino communities’ contributions to conservation and environmental stewardship. It supports designating the third week of September as “Latino Conservation Week.” It does not set out new requirements or programs.
The resolution expresses the House’s support for Latino Conservation Week. It does not require individuals or organizations to take part in activities.
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The resolution states that Latino communities contribute to conservation, outdoor recreation, and efforts to protect natural resources. It also says that including Latino communities strengthens the future of public lands, environmental health, and climate resilience.
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