Resolution; light pollution; bird mortality; encouraging Oklahomans to turn off lights during peak migration.

This concurrent resolution encourages Oklahoma residents, businesses, and institutions to reduce light pollution by turning off exterior lights and shielding interior lights during peak bird migration months. The bill specifically targets April, May, September, and October to help prevent birds from becoming disoriented and colliding with buildings or other structures. By supporting the Lights Out Oklahoma campaign, the legislature aims to protect migratory species that pass through the state while also promoting energy savings. This measure is non-binding and serves to express official support for voluntary actions rather than imposing new legal requirements.