World Natural Days By Moirangthem Jiban

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World Natural Days

Dr. Moirangthem Jiban Singh *

If you love your country, at least plant a tree in the name of the country and keep it alive

“Water is life, Air is life, Life is from water and Air, protect them, this is my duty, my daily Resolution.”

In Western culture, when children grow up, they leave their parents and create their own world. Elderly parents are negligently neglected at their home or old age home or on the street. Parents created in the image of God were treated like animals by their own children because of selfishness. Sometimes they celebrate Mother's Day and Father’s Day when they remembers their parents.

Similarly we humans have destroyed all those parts of nature and environment which provided us everything. We celebrate different "nature days" to show our sympathy and to play with the environment. Without work, there would be no point in celebrating "Nature Day".

If you love your country, at least plant a tree in the name of the country and keep it alive. I have also planted thousands of saplings to save the world from being degraded. You can save the world only by planting trees. The decision is yours.

World Natural Days

SL. NO.	DAYS	OBSERVING
1.	2nd February	World Wetlands Day
2.	27th February	International Polar Bear Day
3.	3rd March	World Wildlife Day
4.	14th March	International Day of Action for Rivers
5.	18th March	Global Recycle Day
6.	21st March	International Day of Forests
7.	22nd March	World Water Day
8.	23rd March	World Meteorological Day
9.	26th March	Anniversary of the Chipko Andolan
10.	7th April	World Health Day
11.	21st April	World Fish Migration Day
12.	22nd April	Earth Day
13.	26th April	International Chernobyl Disaster Remembrance Day
14.	28th April	World Day for Safety and Health at Work
15.	2nd Saturday of May (and October)	World Migratory Bird Day
16.	16th May	International Day of Light
17.	20th May	World Bee Day
18.	21st May	International Tea Day
19.	22nd May	International Day for Biological Diversity
20.	31st May	World No-Tobacco Day
21.	3rd June	World Bicycle Day
22.	5th June	World Environment Day
23.	5th June	International Day for the Fight against Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing
24.	7th June	World Food Safety Day
25.	8th June	World Oceans Day
26.	15th June	Global Wind Day
27.	17th June	World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought
28.	29th June	International Day of the Tropics
29.	1st Week of July	Van Mahotsav (Forest Festival)
30.	11th July	World Population Day
31.	26th July	International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem
32.	29th July	International Tiger Day
33.	9th August	International Day of the World’s Indigenous People
34.	12th August	World Elephant Day
35.	29th August	International Day Against Nuclear Tests
36.	7th September	National Threatened Species Day
37.	16th September	International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer
38.	21st September	Zero Emission Day
39.	22nd September	World Rhino Day
40.	26th September	International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons
41.	27th September	World Tourism Day
42.	1st Monday of October	World Habitat Day
43.	2nd Saturday of October (and May)	World Migratory Bird Day
44.	13th October	International Day for Disaster Reduction
45.	23rd October	International Snow Leopard Day
46.	24th October	International Day of Climate Action
47.	24th October	United Nations Day
48.	31st October	World Cities Day
49.	5th November	World Tsunami Awareness Day
50.	6th November	International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict
51.	19th November	World Toilet Day
52.	5th December	World Soil Day
53.	11th December	International Mountain Day

* Dr. Moirangthem Jiban Singh wrote this article for e-pao.net
The writer is Assistant Professor and Environmental Nodal Officer
Department of Environmental Studies
Swami Shraddhanad College, University of Delhi
and can be contacted at mjscholar(AT)gmail(DOT)com
This article was webcasted on April 29 2023.

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