These days serve to highlight and promote awareness about various aspects of environmental conservation and protection.
Here’s a list of international days dedicated to conservation, wildlife, nature, environmental protection, and related categories:
- World Wetlands Day (February 2)
- World Wildlife Day (March 3)
- International Day of Forests (March 21)
- World Water Day (March 22)
- Earth Hour (last Saturday of March)
- International Mother Earth Day (April 22)
- Arbor Day (varies by country, often in April)
- International Day for Biological Diversity (May 22)
- World Environment Day (June 5)
- World Oceans Day (June 8)
- Coral Triangle Day (June 9)
- International Day of the Tropics (June 29)
- Plastic Bag Free Day (July 3)
- International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem (July 26)
- World Nature Conservation Day (July 28)
- International Tiger Day (July 29)
- World Elephant Day (August 12)
- International Youth Day (August 12, often includes environmental themes)
- International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies (September 7)
- International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer (September 16)
- International Coastal Cleanup Day (third Saturday of September)
- World Car-Free Day (September 22)
- World Rhino Day (September 22)
- World Rivers Day (last Sunday of September)
- World Habitat Day (first Monday of October)
- World Animal Day (October 4)
- World Soil Day (December 5)
- International Mountain Day (December 11)
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