The resolution recognizes and celebrates Arkansas Forestry Day at the State Capitol on January 21, 2025. It highlights the significant role of forests in Arkansas, noting that private landowners manage over 15 million acres of forested land, while public entities oversee an additional 3.6 million acres. The resolution emphasizes the economic and environmental benefits of the state's forests, which provide over 5,000 products and contribute approximately $7 billion to the economy. It also points out that the forest products industry supports nearly 27,000 direct jobs and over 54,000 total jobs, with family forest landowners owning 67% of the state's forests.

Additionally, the resolution acknowledges the ecological importance of Arkansas's forests, which support diverse wildlife and habitats, including over 600 species of fish and wildlife. It commends the efforts of timber harvesters and landowners who implement best management practices to protect water quality and enhance habitats for threatened species. The Arkansas Forestry Association, established in 1947, is recognized as the voice of the forestry community in the state. The resolution concludes with a directive to transmit a copy to the President of the Arkansas Forestry Association upon its adoption.