Native Plant Conservation Campaign News: Celebrate the Law that Conserves Imperiled Plants and Wildlife.
Endangered Species Day is May 17.
Events happening all month!
May 10, 2019
Help Spread the Word About Endangered Species and Biodiversity!
Throughout May, wildlife refuges, aquaria, parks, botanic gardens, schools, libraries, museums, and community groups will hold tours, exhibits,
classroom discussions, habitat restoration projects, children’s programs, field trips and other activities to raise awareness about endangered species and biological diversity.
Hundreds of events are held in the United States and around the world each year for Endangered Species Day and World Biodiversity Day.
What is Endangered Species Day?
- Was declared in 2006 by the U.S. Congress
- Offers activities to learn about and help at-risk plants and wildlife
- Highlights the many stunning success stories of species recovery; and
- Promotes the everyday actions people can take to protect disappearing plants and wildlife and their remaining habitats
- Open houses (Botanic Gardens, Nature Centers, etc)
- Wildflower and nature walks
- Pollinator garden planting
- Rare plant habitat restoration
- Festivals (e.g. pollinator festivals, eco-festivals)
Enjoy celebrating endangered species and the Endangered Species Act this month!
Image: 2018 Endangered Species Day Art Contest Winner. For 2019 finalists and winners, click
here