Donkeys | 2023 12 x 24 Inch Monthly Square Wall Calendar | BrownTrout | Domestic Animals

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This is the first World Chimpanzee Day, a celebration of chimpanzees and an opportunity to raise awareness about the vital need for worldwide participation in their care, protection, and conservation in the wild and in captivity. Visit the Jane Goodall Institute for ways to help This beautiful 2023 Horse Trust Calendar featuring a photo per month of one of the charity’s wonderful residents. To raise awareness of the importance of pollinators, the threats they face and their contribution to sustainable development, the UN designated 20 May as World Bee Day. 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. marked the 50th year of Earth Day. We all have the power to change the world.So far, there have been2,688,209,868 acts of green taken!

The dayaims to boost understanding of whales. Go to Whale and Dolphin Conservationto see how you can help these beautiful animals. Every year, this global event draws attention to the challenges polar bears face in a warming Arctic—and how we each can help. Why not start a Survive to 5 Polar Bear Challenge? Australia's special day gives everyone a chance to reflect on what has been lost and what we can all do to protect nature. Find out more from the WWF in Australia. This was started in the USA as National Dog Day but it's become an international day to recognise the number of dogs who need to be rescued from rescue each year.Somebody said recently if you buy from a breeder, that's one dog in rescue who is missing out on a home. I can't remember who it was, but it says it all. More infoDonkeys have a reputation for being stubborn, but animal behaviorists attribute this trait to a strong sense of self-preservation. A donkey won’t be forced or frightened into doing something it perceives as dangerous, but once you earn the animal’s trust, it can be a loyal companion and a hard and dependable worker. Donkeys are generally believed to be friendly, playful and intelligent animals that are eager to learn. Find out all about primates from the Jane Goodall Instituteand you can also get more info from the Lemur Conservation Foundation

The Wetlands Conservancy has information on events taking place on this day. Visit the Beaver Trust in the UKto find out all about beavers and how they are being restored to our natural world. Spend an hour watching and counting the birds in your garden or local green space & submit your findings to the RSPB. It helps the RSPB work out which species are doing well and which species need our help. Held on the last weekend of January. Over a million people did this event in 2021 - let's surpass that number in 2022! The date of May 8 was suggested by Peta Jones from South Africa, who loved donkeys as much as Dr. Raziq did and supported his initiative wholeheartedly. She chose it because May 8 is exactly a week after International Labor Day, and donkeys are used as working animals in many parts of the world. However, it wasn’t until 2018 that World Donkey Day received wide exposure thanks to social media and became an annual event observed in different corners of the world. million environmental heroes from 165 countries took part in 2020 - the biggest waste collection day in human history! This classic A4 calendar features images of Redwings beautiful residents. The calendar has boxes for each day, which are perfect for adding notes.Lovely Donkey Sanctuary calendar featuring twelve images telling stories of the sanctuary’s work worldwide.

Global Tiger Day is heldto give worldwide attention to the reservation of tigers. It is both an awareness day as a celebration. Take a prowl round Tigers4Everand how you can help them help tigers. The donkey was domesticated in Nubia (a region in Africa along the Nile river) about 5,000 to 7,000 years ago. It is believed that the donkey was one of the last hoofed mammals to be domesticated. From Africa, the donkey spread to Asia and then to Europe. It was brought to the New World by Christopher Columbus during his second voyage. Normally in the first week of May. Find out more about the conservation organisations working to help macaques and to making International Macaque Week happen. More info

A global day of action to prevent plastic pollution and help people live with less waste. Reuse items, making one small change to your everyday routine to help reduce single-use plastic. Find out more Get planting and make our urban areas green again or make them greener than they are now! It isn't an RHS event but they have lots of ways you can get planting, growing, sewing etc - find out more This is a chance to refle cton the huge contribution zookeepers make to the care and conservation of all specie s. Find out more Derbyshire Wildlife Trust are raising awareness of Swift Awareness Week and celebrating the beauty of the swift. Find out about their Swift Conservation Project

Celebrate the beauty of spring and make the most of this stunning time of the year! Find out more from the Tree Council This birdwatch is now in its 21st year, can you believe it?! Get kids involved in nature watching at school and inspire the nature lovers of the future, and get them outside! Held in the first half of the Easter term.Celebrate the badger with the Badger Trust. Why not get involved in a badger group near you? #LoveBadgers 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 teams fromWorldwide Veterinary Servicetreat horrific cases of neglect and mistreatment, as well as severe injuries and illnesses, in places where veterinary care is extremely limitedor non-existent. This day is a good opportunity to raise awareness of the Worldwide Veterinary Service