The resolution recognizes the month of April as Alabama Native Plant Month, highlighting the importance of native plants in the state's diverse ecosystems. It emphasizes that these indigenous species have evolved alongside local wildlife and are well-suited to Alabama's environmental conditions, providing essential food and shelter for various wildlife, including birds, butterflies, and bees. The resolution notes that Alabama is home to over 3,120 native plant species, which play a crucial role in maintaining soil health and supporting the state's ecological balance.

To promote awareness and appreciation of Alabama's native plants, the resolution encourages citizens to observe April as both National Native Plant Month and Alabama Native Plant Month. It calls for actions such as removing non-native invasive plants, planting native species, and educating the public about the benefits of native flora for the environment and local wildlife. The resolution aims to foster a greater understanding of the significance of native plants in sustaining Alabama's ecosystems and enhancing the state's natural beauty.