This joint resolution from the Wyoming Legislature seeks to affirm the state's commitment to protecting public lands and ensuring local participation in land management decisions. It emphasizes the importance of federal public lands to Wyoming's heritage, economy, and culture, highlighting that a significant portion of the state's population relies on these lands for various activities, including work, recreation, and agriculture. The resolution expresses opposition to any state or federal legislation that promotes the indiscriminate sale or exchange of public lands and calls for respect for existing land management frameworks and local governance.

Furthermore, the resolution advocates for responsible land exchanges and disposals that enhance public access and community benefits, while also urging Congress and federal agencies to consider local input in land management decisions. It stresses the need for adequate funding for state and federal agencies to ensure efficient land management processes. The resolution concludes with a directive for the Secretary of State to transmit copies to key federal officials, reinforcing Wyoming's stance on the importance of public lands and local involvement in their management.