This bill is a memorial that requests various state agencies in New Mexico to participate in a workshop focused on insect identification, ecology, monitoring, and management. The workshop is sponsored by the Wild Friends program, the Museum of Southwestern Biology, and the Xerces Society, and is scheduled for the spring of 2026. The bill emphasizes the ecological importance of insects, which play critical roles in pollination, waste decomposition, and maintaining soil health, while also addressing the public's misconceptions about insects as pests. It highlights the need for state land management agencies to be knowledgeable about insects to make informed decisions regarding land management and to educate the public on the value of insects.

Additionally, the bill encourages the participating agencies to disseminate educational materials about insects, particularly those created by students involved in the Wild Friends program. It recognizes the importance of education in fostering a better understanding of insects and promoting actions that protect beneficial insect populations. The resolution aims to raise awareness about the ecological roles of insects and the actions individuals can take to support their conservation, ultimately ensuring that future generations can appreciate the biodiversity and beauty of New Mexico's ecosystems.