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World rhino day is celebrated on September 22nd every year to create awareness about the African and
Asian species of rhinos and encourage people to take steps for conservation of these endangered species.
This day was announced by World Wildlife Fund- South Africa in 2010 and the day got International
recognition in 2011. This year the theme of the World Rhinoceros day 2021 is.. “Keep the five alive.”

National Threatened species day is commemorated across the country on 7th September.
The reason behind celebrating this day is to raise awareness of plants and animal species at the risk of extinction. On this day we highlight the importance of native plants, animals and ecosystems that are under threat and the measures that we can take to protect them into the future.

International Whale Shark Day on August 30 celebrates whale sharks and their epicness. The humongous fish happens to be the largest shark species on the planet, growing as much as 60 feet from the time of its birth.

World mosquito day is celebrated annually on August 20. It is a commemoration of a British doctor, Sir Ronald Ross’s discovery in 1897 that ‘female mosquitoes transmit malaria between humans’.

International Orangutan Day
August 19th- Every Year!
To recognize the most iconic victim of the palm oil industry, International Orangutan Day has been set for August 19th, EVERY YEAR! This event is to help encourage the public to take action in preserving this amazing species.

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