Nature & Environment Holidays

National Red Rose Day

Celebrate National Red Rose Day by honoring the timeless symbol of love, exploring rose gardens, sharing blooms, and starting heartfelt romantic traditions.

• Australia
• Canada
• United Kingdom
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National Hike With A Geek Day

Celebrate National Hike With A Geek Day by swapping screens for trails, bonding over tech, science, and gaming while enjoying nature, fresh air, and movement.

• United States

Weedless Wednesday

Weedless Wednesday is a special day encouraging smokers to take a break from cannabis for 24 hours. This event, part of National Non-Smoking Week, aims to boost awareness about the health risks linked to the use of marijuana. It’s a chance for smokers and other marijuan users to experience the immediate benefits...

• Canada
• United Kingdom
• United States

World Wildlife Conservation Day

Dedicated efforts to protect our planet's incredible creatures and their habitats, ensuring future generations get to share in the wonder of nature.

• Australia
• Canada
• India
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GIS Day

From urban planning to disaster relief, explore the world like never before with cutting-edge technology that brings maps to life.

• Australia
• Canada
• India
• +3and 3 more

St. Francis of Assisi Feast Day

Every year on October 4, people around the world celebrate St. Francis of Assisi Feast Day. It is a day dedicated to the life and virtues of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals and the environment. This special day resonates with many due to its strong themes...

• Italy

International Mountain Day

Take a scenic hike or drive up a nearby peak, try adventurous sports like mountain biking and skiing or camp out and sleep under the stars.

• India
• International
• Japan
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National Reptile Awareness Day

Share your enthusiasm for reptiles by pampering your pet, visiting a zoo, or volunteering at a local rescue to get to know these often-misunderstood creatures.

• United States

World Ranger Day

Help raise money and awareness for the dangerous but crucial job that park rangers engage in to keep us and our beautiful natural surroundings safe.

• Australia
• Canada
• International
• +1and 1 more

Vardavar

Vardavar, a beloved Armenian festival, transforms the streets into a lively scene of water-filled fun. During this celebration, people of all ages splash each other with water, creating a refreshing and playful atmosphere. Buckets, hoses, and even water guns are used as everyone gets in on the action. The day...

• Armenia
• Georgia
• Iran
• +1and 1 more

National Endangered Species Day

Many magnificent species of animal and insect are at risk of going extinct, so join the cause by volunteering, donating, or spreading awareness of these threats.

• Australia
• Canada
• United Kingdom
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Tick Bite Prevention Week

Tick Bite Prevention Week, celebrated annually, is a vital period dedicated to raising awareness about the dangers of tick bites and how to prevent them! How to Celebrate Tick Bite Prevention Week Celebrating Tick Bite Prevention Week can be both educational and fun. Here are several suggestions to get involved...

• United Kingdom

Save The Frogs Day

Frogs are crucial to our ecosystem, keeping bug populations down and preventing disease. But many species are already endangered, so join the fight to save them.

• Australia
• Brazil
• Canada
• +4and 4 more

World Sand Dune Day

Vital natural barriers, these landforms protect coastlines, support diverse habitats, and maintain ecological balance in our environment.

• India
• United Arab Emirates
• United States

National Orange Blossom Day

Try a recipe using the fragrant blossoms of oranges, or even try making your own essential oils or perfumes with this sweet-smelling little flower.

• France
• United States

International Reducing CO2 Emissions Day

As climate change continues to impact our world, humans are experiencing (and contributing to) the effects of degradation on the planet. But the situation doesn’t have to be hopeless!

• Canada
• International
• United States

National Landscape Architecture Month

Landscape Architecture Month celebrates the creative minds behind outdoor spaces that feel good to walk through and look at. These professionals design parks, paths, and gardens that turn everyday places into something more inviting. The month highlights their work, showing how thoughtful design can shape how people move, relax, and enjoy...

International Orangutan Day

Learn and raise awareness about the smart, beautiful, but endangered primates known as orangutans. Visit your local zoo to see these creatures in person.

• Indonesia
• International
• Malaysia

International Owl Awareness Day

While they can’t turn their heads all the way around like some people believe, these fascinating creatures do have lots of spectacular features going for them! International Owl Awareness Day is here to promote public education about owls and encourage more people to support efforts to protect their habitat and...

• Australia
• Canada
• India
• +3and 3 more

Skin Cancer Awareness Month

Promoting sun safety encourages early detection, fostering community awareness about the risks and prevention of skin ailments.

Great American Campout

Celebrate Great American Campout by pitching a tent close to home, unplugging from screens, and reconnecting with nature, wildlife, family, and friends.

• United States

Bat Appreciation Month

Did you know that bats are the only mammals that can truly fly? Bat Appreciation Month celebrates these unique creatures and their vital role in our environment. Bats are not just skilled insect hunters. They are also crucial pollinators and seed dispersers for many plants, including those that give us...

• Canada
• International
• United Kingdom
• +1and 1 more

We Jump The World Day

Parkour is an art form devoted to pushing the limits of the body and interacting directly with the world around you. Learn how on We Jump the World Day.

• Canada
• France
• Germany
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National Miners’ Day

Digging deep, they unearth treasures from the belly of the earth, a relentless pursuit of resources that fuels progress and innovation.

• United States

Global Car Recycling Day

Ensuring environmental sustainability and economic growth requires stricter regulations and support for the global car recycling industry.

• Germany
• Japan
• United States

Save the Koala Day

Koalas, one of Australia's most beloved animals, are facing a threat to their survival due to habitat loss, bushfires, and disease.

• Australia

National Primrose Day

Blossoming in delicate hues, primrose graces gardens, a testament to nature's subtle beauty and resilience.

• United Kingdom
• United States

Coral Triangle Day

Discover Coral Triangle Day, spotlighting the planet’s richest marine biodiversity, coral reef conservation, and community action to protect ocean wildlife.

• Indonesia
• Malaysia
• Papua New Guinea
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National Alligator Day

Celebrate National Alligator Day by learning gator safety, fun facts, and their vital role in wetland ecosystems, plus ideas for parks, films, and more.

• United States

Sun Day

Embracing warmth and radiance, basking in the vibrant glow that uplifts spirits and infuses joy into everyday moments.

• International
• United States

Fossil Fools Day

Fossil Fools Day is an annual event that calls attention to the environmental damage caused by our reliance on fossil fuels. It's a day full of creativity and activism, where people gather to highlight the impact of burning coal, oil, and gas. These activities often use humor and imaginative protests to...

• Australia
• Canada
• South Africa
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American Zoo Day

Celebrate American Zoo Day by exploring wildlife, supporting conservation, and learning how zoos protect endangered species and connect people with nature.

• Australia
• Canada
• United Kingdom
• +1and 1 more

Pachamama Day

Pachamama Day is a vibrant celebration dedicated to honoring Mother Earth, a central figure in Andean culture. Pachamama, which means "Mother Earth" in the Quechua language, is viewed as the life-giving force responsible for nature’s abundance. This day reflects the deep connection between humans and nature, where communities come together...

• Argentina
• Bolivia
• Ecuador
• +1and 1 more

Observe the Weather Day

Whether it’s unseasonably warm with sunshine or a little bit chilly, whether there’s an overnight blizzard or a sandstorm, weather brings with it unique and interesting options for seeing what nature is up to.

• United States

National Stay Out of the Sun Day

From carcinomas to sun burns to wrinkles, avoid the negative effects of the sun by staying indoors or in the shade, or investing in a sun shading hat or parasol.

• Australia
• Brazil
• Canada
• +2and 2 more

National Hydration Day

Discover the importance of staying hydrated, learn health benefits of proper fluid intake, and find simple ways to celebrate National Hydration Day.

• United States

National Backcountry Ski Day

Snow blankets the ground, untouched and inviting. Skiers gather at dawn, their breath visible in the crisp air. They check their gear: shovels, beacons, and bindings are all secure. A guide leads the way, breaking a path into the wilderness. National Backcountry Ski Day, celebrated on March 4th, is a...

• Austria
• Canada
• Switzerland
• +1and 1 more

National Bed Month

National Bed Month lights up the UK every year, sparking conversations on the importance of good sleep. This sleep-focused event encourages us to look closely at our sleeping environments. The emphasis isn't just on enjoying a cozy lie-in but also on the broader health benefits of restful nights​​​​ all throughout...

• United Kingdom

National Park Week

Say hello to beautiful plants, native wildlife, natural landscapes, and unique terrains because it’s time to celebrate and enjoy National Park Week! History of National Park Week The first National Park Week was celebrated in 1991 when it was declared by US President George H.W. Bush to honor the 75th anniversary...

• United States

World Kangaroo Day

Supporting marsupials in their natural habitat contributes to biodiversity, conservation efforts, and preserving Australia's unique wildlife.

• Australia