Endangered Species Day

Founded by David Robinson (former ES Day Director) and the Endangered Species Coalition in 2006, Endangered Species Day is an annual event for people around the world to learn about, celebrate, and take action for endangered species. 2023 also marks the 50th Anniversary of the Endangered Species Act (ESA), a landmark piece of legislation that institutionalized our national commitment to the conservation of fish, plants and wildlife. Join us in celebrating Endangered Species Day and the 50th Anniversary of the ESA on Friday, May 19th and throughout May! Organize an event Nonprofits, community groups, schools, libraries, museums, parks, zoos, aquariums, and individuals are encouraged to host Endangered Species Day events! From film screenings, guided tours, and service days to arts and educational activities, there are many types of special events that you can organize. Visit our website for ideas, resources, and national event map. Post on social media Raise awareness of this special occasion and the importance of conservation by posting on social media using #EndangeredSpeciesDay and #ESA50. Spread the word Pass this flyer on to other organizations and individuals in your network who may want to participate in Endangered Species Day 2023 and the 50th Anniversary of the ESA. An unprecedented coalition of agencies, organizations and nonprofits are coming together to celebrate this conservation legacy – no one will want to miss out! Learn more: WWW.ENDANGEREDSPECIESDAY.ORG