This bill proposes to declare March 5, 2025, as "Soil and Water Conservation District Day" in the House of Representatives of New Mexico. The resolution highlights the significant role of the forty-seven soil and water conservation districts in the state, which are political subdivisions dedicated to improving natural resources. These districts collaborate with various stakeholders, including local, state, federal, and tribal agencies, to promote responsible land management and conservation practices. They also engage with landowners to implement programs that support agricultural, environmental, and educational initiatives, as well as manage projects related to forest thinning, riparian restoration, and watershed management.

The resolution emphasizes the importance of soil and water conservation districts in enhancing soil health, improving wildlife habitats, and updating water delivery systems in collaboration with acequias. It acknowledges the contributions of these districts to the state's ecological and agricultural sustainability and calls for the transmission of a copy of the memorial to the New Mexico Association of Conservation Districts.