Resolution No. 1014 is a concurrent resolution from the Oklahoma Legislature that addresses the issue of light pollution and its detrimental effects on bird mortality during migration periods. The resolution highlights the importance of birds in maintaining ecological balance and their role in activities such as pest control, pollination, and enhancing the natural beauty of the environment. It emphasizes that Oklahoma is a critical stopover point for approximately 400 species of migratory birds, particularly during the months of April, May, September, and October, when many birds migrate at night and can become disoriented by artificial lighting.

To mitigate the impact of light pollution, the resolution encourages Oklahoma businesses, state agencies, organizations, and residents to turn off exterior lighting during these high migration intensity months. This initiative is part of the Lights Out Oklahoma campaign, which aims to reduce bird collisions with buildings and other structures, ultimately saving energy and protecting avian populations. The resolution aligns Oklahoma with other states participating in similar efforts to safeguard migratory birds and promotes a collective responsibility to ensure their safe passage.