World Wildlife Conservation Day
World Wildlife Conservation Day, on 4th December, is dedicated to raising awareness for the protection of wildlife and promoting sustainable conservation efforts.
World Wildlife Conservation Day, on 4th December, is dedicated to raising awareness for the protection of wildlife and promoting sustainable conservation efforts.
World Soil Day, on 5th December, highlights the importance of healthy soil for ecosystems, food production, and environmental sustainability.
Tree Dressing Day, on the first weekend of December, celebrates trees with eco-friendly decorations, promoting conservation and community unity.
International Mountain Day on 11th December raises awareness of mountain ecosystems, promoting conservation and sustainable development.
The December Full Moon (Cold), symbolises winter’s depth and invites calm reflection, letting go, and setting intentions for the year ahead.
The Winter Solstice on 21st December marks the start of winter and symbolises a time of reflection, renewal, and anticipation of longer days.
Veganuary takes place throughout the month of January and is a global movement that encourages people to adopt a vegan lifestyle for the month and potentially beyond.
House Plant Week takes place in the second week of January and is a vibrant and green-filled celebration dedicated to the joy and benefits of indoor plants.
Big Energy Saving Week takes place in the third week of January to help individuals cut their energy bills and get all the financial support they are entitled to.
The Big Garden Birdwatch is an annual event organized by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), at the end of January.
Snowdrop Month blankets the landscape with delicate beauty every February, heralding the arrival of spring's first blooms. While the exact timing may vary depending on regional climates, Snowdrop Month is a celebration of resilience, renewal, and the promise of new beginnings. It's a time to marvel at the simple yet enchanting allure of these tiny white flowers as they emerge from the frosty ground, symbolising hope and the gradual awakening of nature from its winter slumber.
World Wetlands Day takes place on the 2nd of February every year, marking a global effort to raise awareness about the vital role of wetlands for our planet. This day commemorates the signing of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands in 1971, an international treaty for wetland conservation and sustainable use.
National Weatherperson's Day takes place on the 5th of February every year, a day to appreciate and acknowledge the hard work and dedication of weather forecasters and meteorologists.
World Seagrass Day is takes place on the 1st of March every year, aiming to cast a spotlight on the ecosystems provided by seagrass meadows around the globe. This day serves as a reminder of the vital role that seagrass plays in marine biodiversity, carbon sequestration, and supporting fisheries.
Plant a Flower Day takes place on the 12th of March every year. This day encourages people of all ages to put their green thumbs to work and plant flowers.
Global Recycling Day takes place on the 18th of March each year, spotlighting the vital importance of recycling for the health of our planet. It's a day to recognize recycling as an indispensable action to secure the future of the environment, urging individuals, communities, and businesses worldwide to think resourcefully about waste.
Frog Day hops into our calendars on 20th March, celebrating these fascinating amphibians and their vital role in ecosystems worldwide. Whether you're a nature enthusiast or simply intrigued by these croaking creatures, Frog Day offers a ribbiting opportunity to learn more about their importance and conservation efforts.
International Day of Forests branches out on 21st March, celebrating the importance of forests and raising awareness about their conservation and sustainable management. Whether you're a nature lover or an advocate for environmental protection, this day offers a chance to appreciate the beauty and significance of forests worldwide.
World Water Day flows into our calendars on 22nd March, advocating for the importance of freshwater and the sustainable management of water resources worldwide. Whether you're passionate about environmental conservation or simply want to learn more about the vital role of water in our lives, this day offers an opportunity to raise awareness and take action.
Earth Hour casts a spotlight on environmental consciousness on 23rd March, uniting millions around the globe in a symbolic gesture of solidarity for our planet. Whether you're a committed eco-warrior, a nature enthusiast, or simply someone who cares about the future of our planet, this hour serves as a powerful reminder of the collective action needed to protect our Earth.
World Meteorological Day whirls into focus on 23rd March, commemorating the establishment of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the vital role of meteorology in safeguarding lives, property, and the environment. Whether you're a weather enthusiast, a science buff, or simply curious about the forces shaping our planet's climate, this day invites you to explore the fascinating world of meteorology and its impact on our daily lives.
