March 03

World Hearing Day, established by the World Health Organization, is observed annually on March 3. Its aim is to raise awareness about hearing loss prevention and promote ear and hearing care. Each year features a theme addressing aspects of hearing health, such as access to care or early screening. WHO and partner organizations host conferences, webinars, and community screenings worldwide. Campaigns include public service announcements, educational materials, and professional training. The day underscores the importance of timely interventions to improve quality of life. World Hearing Day highlights efforts to reduce hearing impairment and support those with hearing loss.

World Wildlife Day is a United Nations–designated day observed on March 3 to celebrate the planet’s wild flora and fauna. Established in 2013 and first celebrated in 2014, it coincides with the signing of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). Annual themes focus on topics like biodiversity conservation, endangered species protection, and habitat restoration. UN bodies, NGOs, and governments organize events such as habitat clean-ups, educational workshops, and art competitions. Social media campaigns amplify awareness and encourage global participation in wildlife conservation. The day honors the intrinsic value of wildlife and its role in sustaining ecosystems. World Wildlife Day inspires collective action to safeguard the diversity of life on Earth.