New York J 2337: Commemorating the 53rd Anniversary of the Al Tabari Court No. 28 Illustrious Commandress Charity Ball, August 2-3, 2024

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06/04/2026ADOPTED

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Senate Resolution No. 2337

BY: Senator HELMING

 COMMEMORATING the 93rd Anniversary of the New York
 State Conservation Council

 WHEREAS, It is the custom of this Legislative Body to recognize and
pay tribute to those organizations of high purpose and worthy
accomplishment whose endeavors have faithfully served the welfare of the
citizens of the State of New York; and

 WHEREAS, Attendant to such concern, and in full accord with its
long-standing traditions, this Legislative Body is justly proud to
commemorate the 93rd Anniversary of the New York State Conservation
Council to be celebrated in conjunction with its Annual Fall Convention
August 28-30, 2026; and

 WHEREAS, Founded in 1933 during a pivotal era in the Nation's
conservation movement, the New York State Conservation Council (NYSCC)
is the oldest statewide conservation organization in New York State and
has served continuously for more than nine decades as a leading voice
for the conservation, protection, and responsible management of the
State's fish, wildlife, forests, waters, and outdoor resources; and

 WHEREAS, For 93 consecutive years, the New York State Conservation
Council has remained steadfast in its commitment to advancing sound
conservation principles, protecting New York's natural resources, and
preserving the outdoor traditions that are an integral part of the
State's heritage and identity; and

 WHEREAS, As the New York State Conservation Council celebrates its
93rd Anniversary, it also looks toward a significant milestone-the
organization's Centennial Anniversary in 2033-which will mark one
hundred years of dedicated service to the conservation of New York's
natural resources and outdoor traditions; and

 WHEREAS, The New York State Conservation Council was established to
unite sportsmen's clubs, conservation organizations, and outdoor
enthusiasts under a common mission of stewardship, education, and
advocacy for New York's natural resources; and

 WHEREAS, For more than nine decades, the New York State Conservation
Council has served as a forum through which local sportsmen's clubs,
county federations, and conservation organizations can bring forward
concerns, recommendations, and policies affecting the conservation and
management of New York's natural resources; and

 WHEREAS, Through its extensive network of affiliated clubs, county
federations, and individual members, the New York State Conservation
Council advocates on behalf of hunters, anglers, trappers,
conservationists, recreational shooters, and outdoor enthusiasts across
the Empire State; and

 WHEREAS, By statute, the New York State Conservation Council serves
as the sole nongovernmental organization represented on the New York
State Conservation Fund Advisory Board and an advisory member of the

Fish and Wildlife Management Board, providing a unique and vital voice
for New York's sportsmen and women in matters relating to fish and
wildlife conservation and management; and

 WHEREAS, Throughout its distinguished history, the New York State
Conservation Council has championed science-based wildlife management,
hunter education, public access to outdoor recreation, habitat
conservation, clean water initiatives, fisheries management,
conservation education, and the preservation of New York's rich outdoor
heritage; and

 WHEREAS, The Council has played an important role in promoting
conservation education throughout New York State by encouraging
responsible stewardship of natural resources and supporting educational
programs that connect citizens of all ages to the outdoors; and

 WHEREAS, The New York State Conservation Council has long recognized
the value of volunteerism in conservation and has supported the efforts
of volunteer Hunter Education Instructors and conservation educators who
have helped train generations of safe, ethical, and responsible hunters,
trappers, anglers, and outdoor e