Resolution No. 14 commemorates the 90th anniversary of Black Sunday, a significant event during the Dust Bowl of the 1930s that had a devastating impact on Oklahoma's land and people. The resolution highlights the commitment of Oklahoma to soil conservation following this disaster, noting that the state has become a national leader in conservation efforts. It emphasizes the collaborative work between local conservation districts, the Oklahoma Conservation Commission, and the federal Natural Resources Conservation Service in implementing effective land management practices over the past nine decades.

The resolution serves as a reminder to Oklahomans about the importance of protecting and conserving natural resources, including soil and water. It calls for recognition of the ongoing need for conservation efforts to sustain the land and resources for future generations. The resolution was adopted by the Oklahoma Senate on April 14, 2025, marking this significant anniversary and reinforcing the state's dedication to environmental stewardship.