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Buno is a social media campaign approach mission to reduce knowledge gap on Wildlife and wildlife related issues among adolescent and youth.

An awareness talk on the contributions of CITES to sustainability, wildlife and biodiversity conservation via partnerships and collaboration with other Conventions.

Familiarity with bats and the game "Wild Crocodile": we invite children to an event for World Wildlife Day.
On Friday, March 3, at 4:30 p.m., an educational and interactive event will be held in the aquarium hall of the House of Nature for children aged 7 to 11 years. A rich program was developed together with our partners:
Nataliya Gudkova - a specialist of the Institute of Postgraduate Education under the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources, prepared an interesting game based on a children's book.
Zhenya Rudenko and Valentina Kardonova - employees of the Kyiv Zoological Park of State Importance, will introduce children to real bats.
Serhii Khara, Olga Lavryk, Elizaveta Matveeva - specialists of Holosiivskiy National Nature Park, will play an educational game with children.
Olya Lytvynenko - an employee of the Kyiv City Nature House, will conduct a themed exercise for children and play the well-known game "Wild Crocodile".
Together with the event, you can visit the exhibition of paintings in the second hall of the House of Nature, where the children combined their love for zoology, Petrykiv painting and the Ukrainian alphabet - Ruthenia in their works.
The free event is dedicated to the environmental date of the year.
On December 20, 2013, at its 68th session, the UN General Assembly proclaimed March 3 as World Wildlife Day to celebrate and raise awareness of the world's wildlife.

In conjunction with World Wildlife Day, the Sabah Wildlife Department and WWF-Malaysia organised a state-level celebration in the district of Nabawan today. The celebration focused on a community workshop on tagal hutan with the aim of bringing communities together to share their practices as well as to highlight the roles communities as important partners in biodiversity conservation.

En vue de mobiliser l’attention du public et des responsables sur l’urgence de conservation des espèces sauvages, et d’inciter tous les acteurs à agir tous ensemble pour conserver la vie sauvage, la Direction Générale des Forêts (Ministère de l'Agriculture et du Développement Rural) célébrera la journée mondiale de la vie sauvage avec l’ensemble des parties prenantes nationales, le 02 mars 2023, au niveau du siège de la Réserve de Chasse de Zéralda à Alger.

En vue de mobiliser l’attention du public et des responsables politiques sur l’urgence de conservation de la vie sauvage, et d’inciter tous les acteurs à agir tous ensemble pour conserver la vie sauvage la Direction Générale des Forêts célébrera la journée mondiale de la vie sauvage avec l’ensemble des parties prenantes nationales, le 02 mars 2023, au niveau du siège de la Réserve de Chasse de Zéralda à Alger.

Ages 10 and up
World Wildlife Day is this week so let’s celebrate and see what wildlife are out and about in Gibson Woods.
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED; please call 219-844-3188.

Public and student lecture to UCD Plants and People Module Hort 10020 for World Wildlife Day. Lecture hall on the ground floor in the School of Agriculture and Food Science open to public and slides and recording will be available. Contact [email protected]

Location: Ground Floor Lecture Theatre, School of Agriculture and Food Science, Belfield, UCD, Dublin 4. Ireland.

From songs of the Asian koels (aka 'uwu' birds) waking us up, a sighting of a reticulated python in a canal on a rainy day, to a sunbird's clumsy nest on a potted balcony plant, residents in Singapore are getting ever closer to nature, making wildlife encounters in this City in Nature inevitable. This World Wildlife Day, join Anbu, co-CEO of Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (ACRES) to talk about the wildlife in our midst, and how we can peacefully coexist alongside them.

This World Wildlife Day, join the Welsh Dee Trust and their expert guests to learn about the endangered species of the River Dee and neighboring catchments. From salmon to the scarce yellow sally, white-clawed crayfish, otters and natterjack toads, we will delve into the conservation efforts for these species to understand why the Welsh Dee Trust’s work to improve the river is so vital.

The Watch Out project use the inventive digital and new biomonitoring approach in the wildlife survey in Kopački rit Nature Park (NE Croatia), recognized as the Ramsar site and part of the UNESCO Five-country Biosphere Reserve Mura-Drava-Danube. The use of artificial intelligence (AI) technology and modern devices for acoustic monitoring enables real-time capturing sounds of wild animal species, and their validation. The collected data will enable insights about biodiversity richness, composition and distribution, and behaviour of wild fauna species. Various activities will be organized in the form of raising the public awareness and dissemination of the project results and achievements. Watch Out project is supported by Huawei Croatia (TECH4ALL Global Initiative), and implemented in partnership with Rainforest Connection.

Tech4All Nature Guardian - WatchOut
Friday, 3 March 2023 · 1:00 – 5:00PM
Information about joining Google Meet
Link to the online meeting: https://meet.google.com/fps-mboy-xiz

The Education department of Sharjah safari is inviting you to attend the interactive workshop dedicated to World Wildlife Day!
From Friday to Sunday, from 9AM to 3 PM at Zanzibar classroom, you can play interactive games and get to know interesting facts about African animals! We will speak about why wildlife is important to human survival, how people can help to restore the ecological balance. Illegal trade, successful conservation stories, daily actions which make a difference - join one of the talks to know more about human-wildlife coexistence.

Visitors will be offered to play 4 games: matching animal footprints, creating animal food web, matching the fur to animal, and spelling game.

AGENDA KEGIATAN

1. Diskusi “Kolaborasi untuk Konservasi”

Peringatan World Wildlife Day 2023 dalam level internasional diperingati dengan tema “Partnerships for Wildlife Conservation” moment ini sekaligus dalam rangka memperingati 50 tahun kerja bersama dalam konservasi secara global. Dalam pelaksanaan peringatan Hari Hidupan Liar Sedunia di Indonesia diterjemahkan dalam tema Kolaborasi untuk Konservasi.
Hal ini yang mendasari diskusi yang menyasar semua kalangan dengan beberapa sub bahasan antara lain; Proyeksi konservasi Indonesia dimasa mendatang, pentingnya kolaborasi, serta peluang-peluang kolaborasi untuk mendukung upaya kerja konservasi yang lebih efektif.
Sebagai pemantik diskusi dalam forum ini akan disampaikan oleh Dr. Ir. Wiratno, M.Sc, Sunarto, Ph.D, dan dipandu oleh Donny Gunaryadi, M.Sc. Diskusi ini diharapkan dapat membangkitkan semangat konservasi di tiap kalangan masyarakat dan generasi.


2. Capturing People on Conservation

Kegiatan ini bertujuan untuk menciptakan ruang kolaborasi sebagai dukungan konservasi hidupan liar dari seluruh kalangan masyarakat. Mendokumentasikan setiap peserta yang hadir dan menghimpun pernyataan sikap dan dukungan untuk konservasi hidupan liar di Indonesia.


3. QnA

Sesi tanya jawab dan diskusi dari peserta kepada pemantik


PELAKSANA KEGIATAN

Kegiatan ini merupakan inisiasi dan kolaboraksi apik dari forum multispesies yaitu Forum HarimauKita, FORINA (Forum Konservasi Orangutan Indonesia), FKGI (Forum Konservasi Gajah Indonesia), dan lembaga penggiat konservasi yaitu Yayasan Badak Indonesia, SINTAS Indonesia, Burung Indonesia, Javan Gibbon Center dan Yayasan IAR Indonesia.

As resilient environment volunteers in Saudi Arabia that work together to sustainably support the vision of Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman for Saudi Green Initiatives, the Filipino for the Saudi Green Initiatives (FilSGI) shall conduct a cleanup activity.

March 3 is World Wildlife Day. It is a United Nations International day to celebrate all the world's wild animals and plants and the contribution that they make to our lives and the health of the planet.

Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society is holding its 5th annual Eye for the Wild photography contest in which amateur photographers are encouraged to submit their best untouched photos of Alberta wildlife in their natural habitats.

A virtual event and physical exhibition showcasing award-winning short films, photos and essays from a variety of Thailand World Wildlife Day 2023 competitions held prior to World Wildlife Day 2023 in order to celebrate the joyous occasion and the memorable 50th anniversary of CITES.

http://wildlifedaythailand.org/

#WWD2023
#PartnershipforConservation
#WorldWildlifeDay #WWD
#CITES50
#WWDTHA2023

CIEDM personnel will engage yard works with our gardeners to maintain, repair & restore wildlife friendly features in the yards of Arcadia EcoHome, a Certified Wildlife Habitat and a Certified Pollinator Habitat. We'll then share and spread our works through social medias to raise public awareness of the ecological significances of World Wildlife Day and how grassroots can engage local efforts at homes, schools & work places to provide continuous supports to the annual global awareness event.

Nepal Association for Impact Assessment (NAIA) has been established with the main objective of protection and in the interest of Impact Assessment Experts/Practitioners who are involved in Impact Assessment in Nepal. One of its objectives is to increase public awareness of nature and environmental conservation. On the occasion of World Wildlife Day 2023, NAIA is preparing a Radio Special Program. The program consists of public awareness materials on wildlife conservation and interviews with eminent persons on the impacts on wildlife due to infrastructure projects (hydropower, transmission line, highway, railway, etc). The radio program's total running time will be 15 minutes. The radio program will be broadcasted on local radio stations all over Nepal on March 3. The radio program will be also available on Podcast platforms.

Neste Dia Mundial da Vida Selvagem, o Parque das Aves, em Foz do Iguaçu, preparou uma programação para falar sobre o trabalho que realiza com diversos parceiros para salvar espécies da Mata Atlântica.

Roda de conversa com colaboradores sobre parcerias
Sensibilização dos mais de 200 colaboradores do Parque das Aves.
Diversos horários, apenas para colaboradores.

Juntos pela vida selvagem
Colaboradores do Parque das Aves e fãs das redes sociais serão incentivados a postar fotos de espécies mantidas no Parque das Aves que participam de projetos de conservação de entidades parceiras.

Conversas com parceiros do Parque das Aves
A conversa vai ser transmitida pelo YouTube do Parque das Aves: https://www.youtube.com/@PARQUEDASAVES

Environmental education in Colombia has been developed as a concept alien to the country's high biodiversity. Students are educated about an “environment” that they cannot recognize as their own, which has a negative impact on how they understand their surroundings and relate to the territory. Through this project we seek to implement in the municipality of Támesis (Antioquia), the first workshop of an innovative and replicable environmental education workshops series, which promotes the social appropriation of the territory and trains students in issues related to biodiversity conservation and sustainable development.

There is limited awareness of World Wildlife Day and CITES in Japan. To increase awareness and address related challenges, we will be tweeting quizzes about CITES and wildlife every day for a week leading up to World Wildlife Day.

This event will reflect on the survival and protection of the richest wildlife on the African continent in Virunga National Park during more than 25 years of war and the prospects for its conservation.

The ancient Egyptians cultivated various roses which came to symbolize love. An enchanting purple rose is also known as the "majestic rose" reminds us to avert, minimise, and address biodiversity loss and damage associated with the adverse impacts of climate change.

Project UKALI/Third Pole Conservancy is organizing a World Wildlife Day celebration event in 13 locations in the Humla district in coordination and collaboration with local partners such as Rural Municipality, School Ecoclubs, Division Forest Office, and Local Youth Clubs. The WWD 2023 will be celebrated by organizing school-level activities such as essay competitions, quiz competitions, debate competitions, art competitions, conservation rallies, and a radio program. And a main event will be organized in district headquarter Simikot where all the district-level conservation stakeholders will be invited for their commitment and strengthening institutional partnership for wildlife conservation in Humla. The program is supported by Rolex Awards for Enterprise 2021.