Senate Resolution No. 192 recognizes February 19, 2025, as Audubon Texas Day at the State Capitol, celebrating the significant contributions of Audubon Texas, the state office of the National Audubon Society, to the conservation of birds, wildlife, and their habitats in Texas. With over a century of dedicated efforts, Audubon Texas has implemented innovative conservation programs, including the management of a coastal island leasing program that protects 177 islands along the Texas coast, and operates four nature centers across the state. Their initiatives not only safeguard avian biodiversity—home to more than 579 bird species—but also enhance the state's economy through ecotourism and outdoor recreation.

The resolution also commemorates the 120th anniversary of the National Audubon Society, emphasizing its commitment to bipartisan collaboration in environmental stewardship. It highlights the importance of sound conservation policies at both state and federal levels to ensure the protection of natural resources for future generations. Audubon Texas Day serves as a platform to honor the organization's vital role in promoting a thriving natural environment for both birds and people in Texas, reinforcing the interconnectedness of local conservation efforts with broader environmental resilience.