With so many different environmental days throughout the year, which ones should you know about? And how can you cover these in a fun way in your school and classroom?

We've got you covered! Here's a (non-exhaustive!) list of key environmental days. Let us know if we've missed any big ones!

1. World Environment Day (June 5): This day is observed by the United Nations to raise awareness about environmental issues and encourage action to protect the planet. The theme for 2023 is "Ecosystem Restoration."
   Why not take a look at our presentation - What is hurting coral reef?
2. World Ocean Day (June 8): This day aims to raise awareness about the importance of the world's ocean and promote actions to protect it. The theme for 2023 is "Life and Livelihoods."
   Check out all the amazing content we've made with Ocean Generation!
3. Global Wind Day (June 15): This day was created to raise awareness about the benefits of wind energy and promote the growth and use of renewable energy sources.
   We partnered with National Grid on some incredible resources to highlight the importance of renewable energy.
4. World Rainforest Day (June 22): An important opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of rainforests and the urgent need to protect them. By working together to support sustainable practices and conservation efforts, we can help ensure that these vital ecosystems continue to thrive for generations to come.
   We've worked with the Rainforest Trust on some amazing resources you can bring into the classroom.
5. World Clean up Day (third Saturday in September): World Cleanup Day is one of the biggest civic movements of our time, uniting 191 countries across the world for a cleaner planet.
   Have a look at our City Litter and Plastic Pack.
6. Fairtrade Fortnight (end of February): Two weeks of activities around a different theme each year.
   We've got some lovely resources to educate around the importance of Fairtrade products.
7. World Water Day (March 22): This day aims to raise awareness about the importance of freshwater and the sustainable management of freshwater resources.
   Bring Clean Water and Sanitation into your classroom.
8. Earth Day (April 22): Earth Day is an annual event that has been celebrated since 1970. It aims to raise awareness about environmental issues and promote actions to protect the planet.
   All our amazing resources can be used to inspire and educate about our amazing planet! Why not check out our climate action resources.