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The main goal of World Donkey Day is to highlight the importance of donkeys and raise awareness of donkey cruelty. There are many ways to celebrate this amazing holiday. You can learn interesting facts about donkeys and share them with anyone who is willing to listen, read a book or watch a movie featuring donkeys (a Shrek marathon, anyone?), visit a farm or a petting zoo that has donkeys, take a donkey ride, donate to or volunteer at a donkey rescue or another charity helping donkeys in need, symbolically adopt a donkey from a sanctuary for abused and neglected donkeys, and spread the word on social media using the hashtags #WorldDonkeyDay and #DonkeyDay.Remind me with Google Calendar The day is held toto help protect and conserve reptiles.Why not see if you can volunteer with the Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Trust? They have groups around the UK. National Tree Week is a great chance for communities to do something positive for their local treescape, and for people to get their hands dirty and plant some trees. Find out more A day to celebrate and honor the ocean, which connects us all. Be a part of it!#WorldOceansDay. If you're planning an event, there's an event planning toolkitfor you, too!
The RSPCA says it's in the middle of a bunny crisis, with its intake of rabbits up 48% from 2021 vs 2022. So the theme is neutering in 2023 and they've got a guide on caring for your rabbit here. Put up a nest box in your local area or garden to help increase the number of suitable nesting spaces for birds. It was established and developed by the British Trust for Ornithology. Another with two Herb Stix behind this door, this calendar has a cute design that is perfect for pony-mad kids and adults alike. A day to celebrate the beautiful panda and to find out all about them and what's being done to help them. Head over to Pandas International.
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This is a chance to refle cton the huge contribution zookeepers make to the care and conservation of all specie s. Find out more Lovely Donkey Sanctuary calendar featuring twelve images telling stories of the sanctuary’s work worldwide. This classic A4 calendar features images of Redwings beautiful residents. The calendar has boxes for each day, which are perfect for adding notes.
Do What Moves Youfor Snow Leopard Conservation& Climate Change Awareness, an event for the Snow Leopard Trust. The dayaims to boost understanding of whales. Go to Whale and Dolphin Conservationto see how you can help these beautiful animals. Since their domestication, donkeys have been used as working animals: for draft work in agriculture and transport, as riding animals, for milling, threshing, raising water and other work. Today, there are over 40 million donkeys in the world, and most of them are used as working animals in underdeveloped countries, being the cheapest form of agricultural power after human labor. In developed countries, donkeys are used as pets, for donkey rides, to guard sheep, to sire mules. They are also sometimes milked or raised for meat. An opportunity to remember and pay tribute to all animals and the people who love and respect them and to make a pledge to help animalsin the future World Curlew Day is on 21 April, celebrating the curlew and promoting curlews too! Fly off to find out moreThis is a terrible event - thousands of dogs are rounded up to be eaten in Yulin, China as part of a Dog Meat Festival. The way the dogs are killed is horrific, and this event must be stopped. Visit NotodogMeat, and also there's a petition you can sign Celebrate the badger with the Badger Trust. Why not get involved in a badger group near you? #LoveBadgers of the UK's meadows and flower-rich grasslands have been lost since the 1930s. Nearly 1,400 species of pollinators and other insects rely on meadow plants for their survival. Plantlife need help in turning this around. Held on the first Saturday in July. Find out more here The day gives shelter and rescue organizations the chance to highlight their spay/neuter programs and win more community support in the form of donors, volunteers and clients. There's a list of charities who neuter here International Rivers protects rivers and defends the rights of communities that depend on them. They also help to protect fresh water ecosystems and biodiversity. Find out more
The annual figure for abandoned rabbits isover 67,000in the UK alone! This accounts for rabbits that are set loose, boxed and abandoned, and handed over to animal welfare shelters. Please adopt a rabbit rather than buy!Rabbits need to be in pairs - they need the company. Acelebration of bats, with events taking place all around the country so that you can see and hear bats in their natural habitat. Take a look at the Bat Conservation Trustto find out more about bats. Since 2012, September 13th has been Vietnam’s official Bear Day. The idea is to raise awareness and urge the public to stop bear farming. Find out more for Education for Nature, Vietnam The bingurongs face problems such as deforestation and illegal trade - but they also have a problem because most people don't know anything about them or even what they are, so this is a great chance to find out moreabout them!This Advent calendar has figures, horses, animals and accessories behind every door. It has 125 pieces in total, which is plenty for a fun play scene. Held in a growing number of countries around the world to give a voice to all animals and raising awareness for their rights. Find out more here
An opportunity for people of all ages to learn about the importance of protecting endangered species and everyday actions they can take to help protect them. Find out more here
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