This resolution acknowledges the significant contributions of the Latino community to outdoor recreation and the protection of United States natural resources. It specifically supports the designation of the third week of September as "Latino Conservation Week," an initiative created by the Hispanic Access Foundation to encourage Latino communities to experience the outdoors and engage in conservation activities. Throughout this week, Latino communities nationwide lead and participate in various outdoor and stewardship events on public lands, demonstrating their crucial role in enjoying and safeguarding these treasured places. These activities, ranging from hikes and cleanups to community gardens, underscore their leadership in advancing environmental justice and preserving cultural and ecological heritage, even as they disproportionately face environmental issues. The resolution affirms that the future of public lands, environmental health, and climate resilience is strengthened by the inclusion and vision of Latino youth, families, and leaders. It emphasizes the growing influence of the Latino community in the outdoor economy and conservation movement, advocating for equitable access to green spaces and inclusive outdoor opportunities for all communities.