World Rainforest Day A global movement for a future with standing forests on a thriving planet
World Rainforest Day Founded in 2017 by Rainforest Partnership, World Rainforest Day (June 22) celebrates the importance of healthy, standing rainforests for climate, biodiversity, culture, and livelihoods— and convenes a global movement to protect and restore them
About World Rainforest Day Created and convened by Rainforest Partnership since 2017, World Rainforest Day is celebrated every June 22 as a global moment—and a year-round call—to protect the world’s rainforests
World Rainforest Day 2026: Why we celebrate it and 5 . . . - Firstpost Rainforests are home to more than half of the world's known plant and animal species despite covering less than 10 per cent of Earth's surface Representational Image Pixabay Every year on June 22, people around the world observe World Rainforest Day, a global awareness day dedicated to protecting
World Rainforest Day - June 22: History, Importance, and Ways to . . . World Rainforest Day encourages individuals, organizations, communities, and governments to take action in preserving these vital ecosystems Through education, conservation initiatives, and sustainable practices, people can contribute to the long-term protection of rainforests and the countless species that depend on them
World Rainforest Day – June 22, 2026 - National Today World Rainforest Day on June 22 raises global awareness for these vital ecosystems Learn about conservation efforts, protect biodiversity, and support sustainable practices
World Rainforest Day 2026: A brutal year, then a hopeful turn World Rainforest Day is observed on June 22 each year, and 2026 marks the event’s 10th anniversary Rainforest Partnership created the day back in 2017 The Austin-based group works with local and Indigenous communities to protect tropical forests around the world This year’s theme is “The
World Rainforest Day - Nature4Climate Founded in 2017 by Rainforest Partnership, World Rainforest Day celebrates the importance of healthy, standing rainforests for climate, biodiversity, culture, and livelihoods— and convenes a global movement to protect and restore them