Why Wildlife Awareness Days Matter
Wildlife awareness days were introduced by global conservation groups and endorsed by the UN to raise awareness of the challenges facing animals and ecosystems.
Each day shines a spotlight on a specific species or issue — helping to educate, advocate, and mobilize efforts for protection.
For example, World Wildlife Day (March 3) was proclaimed by the United Nations in 2013 to celebrate and raise awareness of the world’s wild fauna and flora.
Others, like World Lion Day or World Vulture Awareness Day, are supported by NGOs and field biologists to drive action around vulnerable or misunderstood species.
These awareness days invite us to pause, learn, and take action — whether through ethical photography, conscious travel, or supporting conservation on the ground.
Wildlife Awareness Content Calendar
A 12-month wildlife awareness calendar highlighting key blog stories that explore animal behaviour, ecosystems, and conservation through photography.
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