This resolution expresses congressional support for biodiversity conservation and welcomes Armenia as the host of an international conference on biological diversity occurring in Yerevan from October 19-30, 2026. The measure recognizes the importance of protecting forests, water resources, wildlife habitats, and other natural resources, while emphasizing that conservation efforts should be guided by scientific research, local stewardship, and voluntary partnerships that respect national sovereignty. The resolution commends the Armenia Tree Project, a U.S.-based nonprofit that has worked for over 30 years to plant trees and promote environmental education in Armenia and is nearing its goal of planting 10 million trees. It calls for expanded cooperation between the United States and Armenia on conservation science, agricultural technology, sustainable forestry, water management, and wildfire prevention, and encourages American businesses, universities, scientists, and nonprofits to partner with Armenian counterparts on environmental solutions. The resolution also expresses support for holding accountable any individuals or entities responsible for unlawful destruction of protected forests and natural resources in Armenia's sovereign territory.