The resolution recognizes and celebrates Arkansas Forestry Day at the State Capitol on January 25, 2023. It highlights the significant role of forests in Arkansas, noting that private landowners manage over 15 million acres of forestland, while nearly 3.6 million acres are publicly owned. The forests contribute to the economy with a value-added impact of $5.4 billion and support nearly 27,000 direct jobs, with a total of approximately 55,000 jobs in the forest products industry. The resolution emphasizes the importance of sustainable forestry practices, the diverse makeup of the state's forests, and their ecological benefits, including habitat for over 600 species of fish and wildlife.

Additionally, the resolution acknowledges the historical significance of Arkansas's forests since the 1880s and the vital economic contributions made by family forest landowners, who own 67% of the state's forests. It also notes that the average compensation in the forestry industry exceeds both the national and state averages, and for every job created in this sector, additional jobs are generated indirectly. The resolution concludes by directing that a copy be sent to the President of the Arkansas Forestry Association, recognizing their role as the voice of the forestry community in the state.