On This Day

On World Environment Day, Rajasthan’s Khichan and Menar wetlands gain Ramsar status, boosting India’s total to 91 internationally important wetlands.

The yearly celebration of "Earth Day" on April 22 helps to increase public awareness of the significance of climate change and ways to save the environment.

A study warns that gamers may develop tinnitus or hearing loss from prolonged exposure to high-volume sounds. Experts recommend lowering volume, taking breaks, and using noise-cancelling headphones. Tinnitus Awareness Week highlights these risks.

Earth Rotation Day, celebrated on January 8, honors the Earth’s spin and its impact on life. NASA reports how human-made structures like the Three Gorges Dam can subtly alter Earth’s rotation, slowing it down by 0.06 microseconds.

World Soil Day highlights soil's importance in life, food security, and climate action. This year's theme, "Caring for Soils: Measure, Monitor, Manage," urges global efforts in sustainable soil management and conservation practices.

On International Cheetah Day, Kuno National Park showcases its success with 12 thriving cheetah cubs. Improved conservation and new settlements highlight India’s cheetah revival efforts

On December 4th, Kuno National Park will celebrate International Cheetah Day by releasing cheetahs into the open forest. This marks a key step in India's efforts to reintroduce the species, which was extinct in the country for 80 years.

The international community celebrates World Tourism Day (WTD) each year on 27 September to foster awareness of the importance of tourism and its social, cultural, political, and economic value.

As conservationists around the globe mark World Crocodile Day on June 17, Wildlife SOS has reaffirmed its dedication to protecting crocodiles, apex predators crucial for maintaining biodiversity and ecological balance.

As the world gears up for World Environment Day on June 5th, the global community is uniting to address environmental challenges. This year's theme, "Biodiversity: Our Living Legacy," reminds us of the intricate web of life that sustains our planet