GIS Day
From urban planning to disaster relief, explore the world like never before with cutting-edge technology that brings maps to life.
International Day for Biological Diversity
Biodiversity, or having lots of different kinds of life, is a sign of a healthy ecosystem. Visit a local farmer’s market and see what your area has to offer.
World Wildlife Conservation Day
Dedicated efforts to protect our planet's incredible creatures and their habitats, ensuring future generations get to share in the wonder of nature.
Curious Events Day
Dig your teeth into whatever makes you curious, whether it’s the world’s greatest mysteries of history, or where missing socks could possibly go.
Earth Overshoot Day
Symbolizing humanity's responsibility, and reflecting the urgency to restore balance by valuing and preserving Earth's resources for future generations.
Collect Rocks Day
Be a geologist for a day and see what interesting rocks you can find. Pick up a book on local rocks or hop on the internet to identify what you find.
International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer
Our planet's natural sunscreen is in need of some TLC! Let's rally together to protect the Earth's protective shield.
Take Your Houseplant For A Walk Day
Take your houseplant out on a walk around the neighborhood for a change of pace and some slightly different fresh air, and a chance to introduce it to neighbors.
Rain Day
Take a trip to Waynesburg, PA and join the celebration of life-giving rain. Delve deeper into patterns of rainfall and its importance to farming.
Lumberjack Day
Dress up as a lumberjack, eat a hearty meal, and honor the venerable, crucial, and often dangerous profession of lumberjacking with a thanks to lumberjacks.
National Red Rose Day
Stop and smell the roses—literally. Send someone a bouquet of red roses, try your hand at growing them yourself, or put some in a vase to brighten your home.
National Daylight Appreciation Day
On the longest day of the year, appreciate all the benefits of daylight. From mood boosts and Vitamin D to more time for outdoor activities, sunlight is our friend.
Science Education Day
Learning science equips you with the tools to solve problems, understand the world around you, and make informed decisions that shape our future.
Iris Day
Get outside and pick some of nature’s most beautiful creations, the iris. If you can’t find any locally, think about planting some yourself, or drawing or painting them.
National Great Outdoors Month
Get outside, and encourage your friends, family, and children to take some time away from the screens and harsh fluorescents and enjoy some natural beauty.
World Wetlands Day
Nature's water wonderlands, where life thrives in a symphony of reeds, rushes, and aquatic secrets, supporting biodiversity in serene harmony.
National Find a Rainbow Day
Go on a rainbow-hunt, make some rainbow crafts, or simply read about the science and discovery of the beautiful arc that represents so many different things.
National Richter Scale Day
Learn about the history of Earthquakes, and how the Richter Scale measures them, or host an earthquake-themed movie party with friends or family.
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Gingerbread House Day
Get creative decorating a tiny, edible home and have a friendly competition with family to see who can make the tastiest, prettiest, gingery house.
National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day
Wear your most garish knitwear with pride, add some tacky accessories and organize a jumper auction to fundraise for Save the Children.