World Soil Day 2023 focuses on the theme “Soil and Water: a source of life.” This highlights the interconnectedness of soil and water as vital resources supporting life and environmental balance. The theme encourages...
This day is observed to raise awareness about the importance of controlling and reducing pollution to protect the environment and human health.
The fisheries community celebrated the first World Fisheries Day in India on 21st November 2015. This day highlights the fact that fisheries are an important sector in the country as they contribute food security...
The hummingbird is the symbol of World Toilet Day 2023 and the theme for World Toilet Day is “Accelerating Change”. This theme emphasizes the critical need to facilitate transformative actions and initiatives that address...
International Day of Climate Action is a direct action protest format that the Environmentalists initiated in 2005 in connection with the Global Climate Campaign. The day’s main focus is to inform the people about...
October 15 is Global Handwashing Day, a global advocacy day dedicated to increasing awareness and understanding about the importance of handwashing with soap as an effective and affordable way to prevent diseases and save...
Migratory Bird Day is an annual global campaign to raise awareness about migratory birds, the need for their conservation, and the importance of the preservation of their habitat. This year the theme focuses on...
he United Nations designated World Habitat Day to be observed on the first Monday of October every year. It was first celebrated in 1986 with the theme “Shelter is my right”. This day serves...
In 2005, the UN launched the “Water for Life” decade. This was done to create awareness among the public about the need for care of water resources. Mark Angelo initiated a moment to clean...
Water is one of the most important and basic natural resources. Water is not only one of the most essential commodities of our day-to-day life, but the development of this natural resource also plays...
