New York K 591: Commemorating the observance of the 3rd Annual Juneteenth Day in the State of New York, on June 19, 2023

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K00591 Summary:

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Assembly Resolution No. 591

BY: M. of A. Conrad

 COMMEMORATING the 150th Anniversary of the Buffalo
 Zoo

 WHEREAS, It is the sense of this Legislative Body that the
continuing welfare of the citizens of the State of New York is greatly
enriched and reliably served by the purposeful endeavors of those
organizations within our midst that strive to enhance the quality of
life in their communities by promoting wildlife conservation, science,
and community engagement; and

 WHEREAS, Attendant to such concern, and in full accord with its
long-standing traditions, this Legislative Body is justly proud to
commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the Buffalo Zoo; and

 WHEREAS, The Buffalo Zoo is an organization whose work serves to
secure a future where wildlife thrives and enhances the quality of life
for citizens of its community and for its countless visitors over the
last 150 years; and

 WHEREAS, Recognized as the third oldest institution of its kind in
the United States, the Buffalo Zoo, since its founding in 1875, has
dedicated itself to the preservation of wildlife, offering a safe haven
for endangered species and contributing to local and global conservation
efforts; and

 WHEREAS, The Buffalo Zoo has evolved over the years, continually
improving its facilities, exhibits and visitor experiences, while
preserving its historically significant grounds and architecture,
including landscapes, buildings, artwork, and structures designed and
completed by the Works Progress Administration; Buffalo's first African
American architect, John E. Brent; and renowned zoologist, Marlin
Perkins; and

 WHEREAS, The Buffalo Zoo has played a vital role in the area economy
by creating jobs, attracting tourists, and partnering with local
schools, organizations, and other institutions to enrich the cultural
and educational fabric of its community; and

 WHEREAS, The Buffalo Zoo is committed to increasing access to ensure
that everyone can experience the wonders of the natural world and be
inspired by immersive educational programs that motivate conservation
action; and

 WHEREAS, Through the dedication of its staff, volunteers, and
supporters, the Buffalo Zoo has become a leader in animal care,
sustainability, and community outreach, leaving a legacy for generations
to come; and

 WHEREAS, The 150th Anniversary of the Buffalo Zoo marks an important
milestone in the history of the City of Buffalo, Erie County, and State
of New York, and serves as a celebration of achievements and a reminder
of the continued importance of preserving the natural world for future
generations; and

 WHEREAS, The Buffalo Zoo, with over 150 years of proud history and
unrelenting commitment to advancement, remains today as a preeminent
example of our understanding of, and appreciation for, the precious
wildlife which comprises the bounty of nature and the beauty of our
environment; this zoo has brought untold delight and expansive knowledge
to a multitude of New York citizens and cherished visitors from abroad;
now, therefore, be it

 RESOLVED, That this Legislative Body pause in its deliberations to
congratulate the Buffalo Zoo on reaching the milestone anniversary of
150 years, and for their dedication to increase awareness for the
importance of conservation for the benefit of both the animal kingdom
and the human race; and be it further

 RESOLVED, That a copy of this Resolution, suitably engrossed, be
transmitted to the Buffalo Zoo.

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