Donkeys | 2023 12 x 24 Inch Monthly Square Wall Calendar | BrownTrout | Domestic Animals

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So what is a nurdle?Nurdles are small plastic pellets - billions are used each year to make nearly all our plastic products but many end up washing up on our shores. Help deal with the problem by getting involved in a nurdle hunt! Find out more The day is held to highlight their wonder, their role in keeping our ocean ecosystems healthy and balanced – and the threats they face. More info This tree has 24 little pouches with horse heads printed on them, which can come empty or treat-filled – it’s up to you! This calendar features a collection of big priced winners and stories of those who have defied the odds to make notable wins in historic races. It includes all UK and Irish fixtures and UK point-to-points. World Curlew Day is on 21 April, celebrating the curlew and promoting curlews too! Fly off to find out more

This was started in the USA as National Dog Day but it's become an international day to recognise the number of dogs who need to be rescued from rescue each year.Somebody said recently if you buy from a breeder, that's one dog in rescue who is missing out on a home. I can't remember who it was, but it says it all. More info Cultivate a mindset of determination. The day serves as a reminder and an opportunity to promote the importance of perseverance, determination, and resilience in the face of challenges and obstacles - never give up! Global Tiger Day is heldto give worldwide attention to the reservation of tigers. It is both an awareness day as a celebration. Take a prowl round Tigers4Everand how you can help them help tigers. The dayaims to boost understanding of whales. Go to Whale and Dolphin Conservationto see how you can help these beautiful animals. Donations to participating charities can be doubled. One donation, twice the impact. Starts Tuesday 30 November at midday to 6 December at midday. Lots of animal charities and environmental charities participate so this is a good chance to make donations go much further.

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A chance to celebrate and say thank you for the contribution millions of volunteers make across the UK. On Saturday 26 March at 8:30pm your local time.People from 190 countries took part last year. Send a strong message to earth's leaders that you demand urgent action to protect nature and our planet. Why not spend an hour star gazing or listening to the sounds of nature? The International Otter Survival Fund lists several events and awareness days for otters. This May event isto make people more aware of otters and the threats they face in the wild Sign up to the Marine Conservation Society's Plastic Challenge and reduce your plastic footprint - can you keep it going?

Spend an hour watching and counting the birds in your garden or local green space & submit your findings to the RSPB. It helps the RSPB work out which species are doing well and which species need our help. Held on the last weekend of January. Over a million people did this event in 2021 - let's surpass that number in 2022! This lovely calendar has a variety of horse images featuring the RSPCA logo on each monthly spread. The main goal of World Donkey Day is to highlight the importance of donkeys and raise awareness of donkey cruelty. There are many ways to celebrate this amazing holiday. You can learn interesting facts about donkeys and share them with anyone who is willing to listen, read a book or watch a movie featuring donkeys (a Shrek marathon, anyone?), visit a farm or a petting zoo that has donkeys, take a donkey ride, donate to or volunteer at a donkey rescue or another charity helping donkeys in need, symbolically adopt a donkey from a sanctuary for abused and neglected donkeys, and spread the word on social media using the hashtags #WorldDonkeyDay and #DonkeyDay.Remind me with Google Calendar Thousands of people up and down the UK will be celebrating life with their pets, spreading the word on responsible pet ownership or raising money for their favourite charity in fun-filled events. Last year's event had a number of ways you can get involved

The Wetlands Conservancy has information on events taking place on this day. Visit the Beaver Trust in the UKto find out all about beavers and how they are being restored to our natural world.