International Sun Day is celebrated on May 3 every year. Many people think that
the Sun started it all, however, we can all agree that the Sun provides light
and warmth to Earth. On Sun Day, we honour the lone star that illuminates our
world, but we also underline the immense energy potential that we have yet to
completely realize. This annual holiday was established in 1978 by former U.S.
President Jimmy Carter to promote solar energy as a viable and environmentally
friendly energy source.
Friday, May 3, 2024
International Sun Day
International Wild Koala Day
International Wild Koala Day is observed on May 3 in the honour
of koalas. Koalas, the majestic representative of the wombat family, are mainly
found in remote parts of Australia. Recognizable by their large heads, fluffy
ears, and tailless body, koalas are considered to be the symbol of Australia. Yearly
wildfires and rampant deforestation have exterminated more than 10 million
koalas within a decade. International Wild Koala Day raises awareness and
fights for their survival. May 3 was
announced as International Wild Koala Day after the disastrous aftermath of the
2020 Australian bushfires.
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