Starting with Reverse The Red Day on February 7, this year’s celebrations will focus on daily themes (see below), highlighting the many ways partners are inspiring love and action for nature.
Join this global effort to celebrate the amazing work partners are doing around the world in taking action to protect nature.
February 7, 2025
Reverse The Red
February 8, 2025
Accessible and inclusive nature
February 9, 2025
Health and Nature
February 10, 2025
Nature Education
February 11, 2025
Urban nature
February 12, 2025
Youth and nature
February 13, 2025
Protected Areas
February 14, 2025
Love Nature
On Feb. 7, celebrate all of the conservation work our collective community is doing to reverse trends of biodiversity loss with Reverse The Red Day.
What’s your favourite species? When did you fall in love with it? Why? Share your story here.
Take part in one of two online forums, one focused on moving from ideas to actions and the other focused on how we are collectively achieving species recovery on a national level.
Throughout February, and especially on Feb. 14, join Agents of Discovery’s Themed Mission : Valentine’s Day – Love in Nature, sponsored by Johnny Morris’ Wonders of Wildlife National Museum and Aquarium. Find out more here.
Sign up for the Feb. 19 World Urban Parks webinar The Power of Parks for Community Development: New Approaches in Park Management in Japan
Play the updated #NatureForAll Trivia Game and test your knowledge of protected areas and nature in general.
On Feb. 11, tune in to the webinar
Disability Justice in Outdoor Learning, hosted by the Outdoor Learning School & Store.
Check out this video series created by Natagora – Nature pour tous in Belgium on creating an inclusive environment where everyone can connect to nature in their own unique way!
Until March 3, students ages 11 to 19 are invited to take part in the Science Without Borders® Challenge, an international contest organised by th Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation that engages students and teachers in ocean conservation through art.
Be inspired by the stories of members of the IUCN Youth Advisory Council.
Explore the Cities With Nature action platform to see what cities around the world are doing to make their spaces greener.
Read inspiring stories staff from parks and protected areas from around the world.
On Feb. 8, take part in this Families In Nature virtual workshop and learn about custom, accessible, experiential education resources tailored to schools and green spaces across the U.S.
Take part in an IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas webinar, cosponsored with the ICCA Consortium, that will showcase best practices, approaches, and pathways for appropriately recognizing and supporting ICCAs within existing, new, and expanded protected areas across all governance types and management categories
Start your day listening to some soothing nature sounds from protected areas.
Use these resources to help you promote the health benefits of nature.
Explore some of the amazing action projects youth implemented thanks to CoalitionWILD’s EXCELerator program.
Create an event and take part in World Sound Healing Day on Feb. 14.
Learn more about human benefits of nature from Park Rx America.
On February 8 and 9, join NatureKids BC for some fun outdoor events – a hike to a waterfall and an outing with ducks.
Join the conversation about outdoor learning on the Children & Nature Network’s Trailhead platform.
Be inspired by the International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH) Green City activities promoting the essential role of plants in creating vibrant urban areas in which people and businesses can thrive.
Read the report on Creating more inclusive tourism in protected areas from Europarc.
Join EarthEcho’s OurEcho Challenge, a STEM competition starting this month that empowers young changemakers to take a closer look at biodiversity in their communities.
Join OpEPA at the Botanical Garden of Bogota’s “Jardín de Noche” for a Love Fest with artistic activities and a focus on nature-based Education. You can add your event and participate here.
Use the following resources to help you create your story and events.
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