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Conservation-Related Holidays
55 mph Speed Limit Day (January 2) – Marks the anniversary of the U.S. national 55‑mph speed limit for fuel conservation.
Adopt a Rescued Bird Month (Month‑long, January) – Encourages adopting rescued birds and supporting avian welfare.
America Recycles Day (November 15) – Promotes recycling and waste‑reduction efforts nationwide.
American Eagle Day (June 20) – Celebrates the bald eagle and ongoing conservation efforts.
American Frog Day (May 13) – Highlights frog conservation and amphibian awareness.
Audubon Day (April 26) – Honors John James Audubon and bird conservation.
Bat Appreciation Week (Last full week of October) – Raises awareness of bats and their ecological importance.
Big Garden Birdwatch (Last weekend of January, UK) – Encourages counting birds to support conservation data.
Biggest Week in American Birding (Early May, Ohio) – Celebrates bird migration and birdwatching.
Canadian Environment Week (First week of June) – Promotes environmental protection across Canada.
Change A Light Day (First Sunday in October) – Encourages switching to energy‑efficient lighting.
Clean Beaches Week (July 1–7) – Supports beach cleanups and ocean conservation.
Don’t Step On A Bee Day (July 10) – Raises awareness of bee protection and pollinator health.
Earth Overshoot Day (Date varieas yearly) – Marks when humanity’s resource use exceeds Earth’s yearly capacity.
Feed the Birds Day (February 3) – Encourages feeding wild birds during winter scarcity.
Fish Amnesty Day (September 26) – Promotes humane treatment and conservation of fish.
Fur‑Free Friday (Day after U.S. Thanksgiving) – Advocates against the use of animal fur.
George Town Heritage Day in Penang (July 7) – Celebrates cultural and natural heritage in Penang.
Global Recycling Day (March 18) – Highlights the importance of recycling for environmental sustainability.
Great Lakes Awareness Day (First Monday in May) – Highlights the importance and protection of the Great Lakes ecosystem.
Greenery Day (May 4) – Celebrates nature and encourages environmental appreciation.
Greenpeace Day (September 15) – Honors the founding of Greenpeace and global environmental activism.
Heritage Treasures Day (January 11) – Promotes preserving natural and cultural heritage sites.
Humpback Whale Awareness Month (Month‑long, February) – Supports conservation of humpback whales and their habitats.
International African Penguin Awareness Day (Second Saturday in October) – Raises awareness for endangered African penguins.
International Bat Night (Last full weekend of August) – Encourages understanding and conservation of bats.
International Beaver Day (April 7) – Recognizes beavers and their role in wetland ecosystems.
International Cheetah Day (December 4) – Highlights conservation needs of cheetahs.
International Day for Biological Diversity (May 22) – Promotes global biodiversity protection.
International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer (September 16) – Marks efforts to protect the ozone layer.
International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies (September 7) – Encourages action toward cleaner air worldwide.
International Heritage Breeds Day (Third Saturday in May) – Celebrates heritage livestock and biodiversity.
International Mother Earth Day (April 22) – Supports global environmental protection and sustainability.
International Orangutan Day (August 19) – Raises awareness for endangered orangutans.
International Permaculture Day (First Sunday in May) – Promotes sustainable living through permaculture practices.
International Seal Day (March 22) – Highlights conservation of seal species.
International Whale Shark Day (August 30) – Supports protection of whale sharks and marine ecosystems.
Key Deer Awareness Day (September 2) – Raises awareness for the endangered Key deer of Florida.
Kiss a Shark Week (Second week of July) – Encourages learning about shark conservation and ocean health.
Learn About Composting Day (May 29) – Promotes composting to reduce waste and enrich soil.
Manatee Appreciation Day (Last Wednesday in March) – Highlights protection efforts for gentle manatees.
Marine Day in Japan (Third Monday in July) – Celebrates the ocean’s importance to Japan’s culture and environment.
Marine Mammal Rescue Day (April 27) – Recognizes rescue and rehabilitation of marine mammals.
Museum Advocacy Days (Late February, U.S.) – Supports museums and cultural preservation.
National American Paddlefish Day (May 21) – Raises awareness for the ancient paddlefish species.
National Black Bear Day (First Saturday in June) – Celebrates black bears and promotes coexistence.
National Button Battery Awareness Day (June 12) – Warns about the dangers button batteries pose to children and pets.
National Commuter Challenge (First week of June, Canada) – Encourages eco‑friendly commuting.
National Consignment Day (First Monday in October) – Promotes resale and sustainable shopping.
National Crush a Can Day (September 27) – Encourages aluminum recycling and waste reduction.
National Diatomaceous Earth Day (August 31) – Highlights the natural uses of diatomaceous earth.
National Dolphin Day (April 14) – Supports dolphin conservation and marine awareness.
National Dump the Pump Day (Second Thursday in June) – Encourages using public transit to save fuel.
National Energy Conservation Day (December 14, India) – Promotes energy efficiency and sustainability.
National Frog Month (Month‑long, April) – Celebrates frogs and their ecological importance.
National Geographic Day (January 27) – Honors exploration, science, and environmental education.
National Grasslands Week (First full week of June) – Highlights the importance of grassland ecosystems.
National Green Week (First week of February) – Encourages environmental responsibility in schools.
National Hanging Out Day (April 19) – Promotes air‑drying laundry to save energy.
National Hummingbird Day (First Saturday in September) – Celebrates hummingbirds and supports habitat protection.
National Love a Tree Day (May 16) – Encourages appreciating and caring for trees.
National Marine Week (Last week of July, UK) – Highlights marine conservation and ocean awareness.
National Moth Week (Last full week of July) – Promotes understanding and appreciation of moth biodiversity.
National Old Stuff Day (March 2) – Inspires reuse, repair, and mindful consumption.
National Park Service Founders Day (August 25) – Honors the creation of the U.S. National Park Service.
National Pollinator Week (Last full week of June) – Supports bees, butterflies, and other essential pollinators.
National Raccoon Day (October 1) – Highlights raccoons and their role in ecosystems.
National Recycling Week (Second week of November, Australia) – Encourages recycling and waste reduction.
National Save the Eagles Day (January 10) – Raises awareness for eagle conservation.
National Tree Day (Last Sunday in July, Australia) – Promotes tree planting and environmental stewardship.
National Tree Week (Last week of November, UK) – Celebrates trees and encourages planting.
National Zoo Lovers Day (April 8) – Appreciates zoos and their conservation work.
Nest Box Week (February 14–21, UK) – Encourages installing nest boxes to support bird populations.
Oxfam Water Week (Usually late May) – Raises awareness of global water challenges.
Plant Something Day (May 19) – Promotes planting to support greener environments.
Polar Bear Week (First week of November) – Highlights polar bear conservation and climate impacts.
PPUR Day (November 11) – Celebrates Puerto Princesa Underground River, a natural world wonder.
Preservation Week (Last week of April) – Encourages preserving cultural and natural heritage.
Recycle Now Week (September, UK; dates vary) – Promotes recycling habits and sustainability.
Save the Florida Panther Day (Third Saturday in March) – Supports conservation of the endangered Florida panther.
Save the Frogs Day (Last Saturday in April) – Raises awareness for global amphibian protection.
Save the Koala Day (Last Friday in September) – Highlights conservation needs of Australia’s koalas.
Save the Rhino Day (May 1) – Promotes protection of rhinos and anti‑poaching efforts.
Scottish Wildcat Day (August 8) – Raises awareness for the critically endangered Scottish wildcat.
Sea Otter Awareness Week (Last full week of September) – Focuses on sea otter conservation and marine health.
Sea Week (First week of March, New Zealand) – Celebrates marine ecosystems and ocean stewardship.
Seed Gathering Season (September 23–October 23) – Encourages collecting seeds to support tree growth and biodiversity.
Shark Awareness Day (July 14) – Highlights shark conservation and ocean ecosystem balance.
Skip the Straw Day (Fourth Friday in February) – Encourages reducing plastic straw use to protect wildlife.
Sustainable Gastronomy Day (June 18) – Promotes environmentally responsible food practices.
Swallows Depart from San Juan Capistrano Day (October 23) – Marks the traditional migration of swallows from California.
Sweater Day (February 4, Canada) – Encourages energy conservation by lowering heat and wearing sweaters.
Tenderness Toward Existence Day (October 24) – Inspires compassion toward all living beings and the planet.
Tree Dressing Day (First weekend of December) – Celebrates trees through decoration and environmental appreciation.
Upcycling Day (June 24) – Promotes creative reuse to reduce waste and support sustainability.
Water Saving Week (Third week of May) – Raises awareness about conserving water resources.
Wattle Day (September 1, Australia) – Celebrates the golden wattle and national environmental pride.
Western Monarch Day (February 5) – Supports conservation of the western monarch butterfly.
Whooping Crane Festival (Late February, Texas) – Highlights efforts to protect the endangered whooping crane.
Wolf Awareness Week (Third week of October) – Raises awareness for wolf conservation and habitat protection.
World Curlew Day (April 21) – Highlights the conservation needs of curlew species worldwide.
World Elephant Day (August 12) – Supports global efforts to protect elephants and their habitats.
World Fish Migration Day (Every two years, late May) – Promotes awareness of migratory fish and river ecosystems.
World Fisheries Day (November 21) – Recognizes the importance of sustainable fisheries and aquatic life.
World Forestry Day (March 21) – Celebrates forests and their role in supporting biodiversity.
World Habitat Day (First Monday in October) – Focuses on the importance of sustainable human and wildlife habitats.
World Hippo Day (February 15) – Highlights conservation concerns for hippopotamuses.
World Honey Bee Day (Third Saturday in August) – Honors honey bees and their essential role in pollination.
World Lion Day (August 10) – Raises awareness for lion conservation and habitat preservation.
World Nature Conservation Day (July 28) – Promotes the protection of natural resources and wildlife.
World Octopus Day (October 8) – Celebrates octopuses and their ecological importance.
World Pangolin Day (Third Saturday in February) – Supports efforts to protect endangered pangolins.
World Reef Awareness Day (June 1) – Highlights the importance of coral reefs and marine conservation.
World Rhino Day (September 22) – Raises awareness for rhino conservation and anti‑poaching efforts.
World Seagrass Day (March 1) – Recognizes the ecological value of seagrass ecosystems.
World Snake Day (July 16) – Promotes understanding and conservation of snake species.
World Soil Day (December 5) – Emphasizes the importance of healthy soil for ecosystems and agriculture.
World Turtle Day (May 23) – Supports the protection of turtles and tortoises worldwide.
World Water Monitoring Day (September 18) – Encourages monitoring and protecting water quality.
World Water Week (Last week of August) – Focuses on global water issues and sustainability.
World Whale Day (Third Saturday in February) – Celebrates whales and promotes marine conservation.
Worldwide Howl at the Moon Night (October 26) – Encourages appreciation of wolves through symbolic howling events.
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