animal Day

A unique opportunity to think about how you can assist koalas is in September. At the end of September is Save the Koala Day, and October 1st is Save the Koala Week.

The main non-profit, non-governmental organisation devoted to the efficient management and protection of the koala and its environment is the Australian Koala Foundation.

According to the International Fund for Nature, and over 60,000 koalas were killed or injured during Australia's "black summer" bushfires.

It is noticed yearly on August 10. The objective is to spread mindfulness and teach individuals about lions and their security.

We observe World Lion Day to reveal insight into the world's declining lion populaces. The wildcat is on the Global Association for Preservation of Nature's rundown of imperiled and weak species.

Most lions live in Africa, just beneath the Sahara. A little populace, around 5%, likewise lives in India's Gir Woods Public Park.

Sir Julian Huxley founded World Animal Day to promote animal welfare and raise awareness about the need to protect animals.

World Animal Day is celebrated in many ways, including art contests, fundraisers, and educational events.

World Animal Day celebrates all animals, from lions and tigers to dogs and cats.

• World Wildlife Day is celebrated on March 3rd every year to raise awareness about the importance of conserving wildlife and their habitats.
• The day was first declared by the United Nations General Assembly in 2013 to mark the adoption of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) in 1973.
• World Wildlife Day also aims to raise awareness about the illegal trade in wildlife and the urgent need to combat wildlife crime. Wildlife crime is a global problem that threatens many species with extinction and undermines efforts to conserve biodiversity.
• World Wildlife Day is celebrated to promote awareness and action toward the conservation of wildlife and their habitats, combat wildlife crime, and celebrate the beauty and diversity of the world's wildlife.