Although Earth Day is the most celebrated, it is most certainly not the only holiday intended to honor Mother Nature. A quick search online brought me to United Nation’s list of the 13 different “environmental” holidays.
February 2: Wetlands Day
March 21: World Forestry Day
March 22: World Water Day
March 23: World Meteorological Day
April 18: World Heritage Day
April 22: Earth Day
May 22: International Day for Biological Diversity
June 5: World Environment Day
June 17: World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought
July 11: World Population Day
September 16: International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer (World Ozone Day)
September 28: Green Consumer Day
October 1-7: World Wildlife Week
That’s an impressive list. I’ve heard of three and celebrate just one, Earth Day. You?
Schools, families and communities are finding ways to celebrate Earth Day each year and now more than ever, every day. It’s impressive the creativity that is shown by these groups. …













