Promoting a resilient and healthy Black Hills forest through active forest management and retention of the current forest products industry.

This bill is a concurrent resolution that formally recognizes the importance of active forest management for the Black Hills in South Dakota. It states that managing forests through activities like harvesting timber and pre-commercial treatments is necessary to reduce wildfire risks and control mountain pine beetle epidemics. The resolution also emphasizes the need to support the local forest products industry by encouraging federal and state agencies to increase these management efforts. While it does not create new laws or change funding, it serves to express the Senate's position on these forest health and economic issues.