Nest Box Week
Discover how to celebrate Nest Box Week (February 14-21) with practical tips on building and placing nest boxes. Learn about its history, significance in bird conservation, and ways to support wildlife all year long.
Conservation
Worldwide Howl at the Moon Night
Worldwide Howl at the Moon Night isn’t just about making noise—it’s a clever way to spotlight wolf conservation. Held annually on October 26th, this quirky celebration brings people together to learn about wolves, their importance in ecosystems, and how we can protect them. Ready to unleash your inner wolf?
International Coastal Cleanup Day
International Coastal Cleanup Day unites millions globally in the fight against marine pollution. Discover the history, significance, and ways to get involved in this impactful event. By taking part, you contribute to cleaner oceans and a sustainable future. Join the movement and make a difference today!
World Octopus Day
World Octopus Day, celebrated on October 8th, is a tribute to one of the ocean’s most intelligent and adaptable creatures. Explore the wonders of the octopus, its role in marine ecosystems, and how you can join the celebration. Learn, share, and support conservation efforts to protect these fascinating marine animals.
National Diatomaceous Earth Day
National Diatomaceous Earth Day, celebrated on August 31, highlights the remarkable properties and uses of diatomaceous earth. From its environmental significance to its role in pest control and personal care, this day encourages us to explore and celebrate a natural resource that’s as versatile as it is eco-friendly.
National Park Service Founders Day
National Park Service Founders Day, celebrated on August 25th, honours the creation of an organization dedicated to preserving America’s natural wonders and cultural heritage. From Yellowstone’s geysers to the Statue of Liberty, the National Park Service protects diverse landscapes and historical sites. Learn how to celebrate and support this crucial mission.
World Water Week
World Water Week isn’t just another awareness event—it’s a powerful current of change sweeping across our planet every August. From its humble beginnings in 1991 to today’s global phenomenon, this annual gathering brings together experts and enthusiasts to tackle crucial water-related challenges and inspire innovative solutions for our blue planet’s future.
World Honey Bee Day
On the third Saturday of August, World Honey Bee Day buzzes into focus, celebrating nature’s tiny yet mighty pollinators. From their intricate dances to their crucial role in our ecosystems, honey bees captivate and sustain us. Join the hive of activity, learn how to help, and spread the word about these remarkable insects.
Don’t Step On A Bee Day
Observed on July 10th, “Don’t Step On A Bee Day” highlights the crucial role bees play in our ecosystem. From pollinating 35% of our food crops to producing honey, bees are indispensable. This day encourages us to support bee conservation by planting bee-friendly flowers, backing local beekeepers, and spreading awareness about the challenges bees face.
National American Eagle Day
National American Eagle Day, observed every June 20th, celebrates the significance of the bald eagle, a symbol of American strength and freedom. This day emphasizes conservation and education about these majestic birds, encouraging efforts to protect and preserve their habitats for future generations. Let’s unite in preserving our national heritage.