National Threatened Species Day(Australia)
Australia's National Threatened Species Day raises awareness of endangered flora and fauna, commemorating the loss of the Bramble Cay melomys.
Observed on September 7, National Threatened Species Day highlights the plight of Australia's at-risk wildlife and plants. The date marks the first recorded extinction of a mammal, the Bramble Cay melomys, due to habitat destruction and climate change. Conservation organizations, zoos, and schools host events featuring educational programs and fundraising activities. Participants learn about recovery plans for threatened species and ways to support biodiversity. Exhibitions may showcase native species at risk and success stories of conservation efforts. The day inspires action towards protecting habitats and preventing further extinctions.
National Threatened Species Day
Australia