May
2026 / 05 / 09
International Day
World Migratory Bird Day
World Migratory Bird Day (WMBD) is a global annual environmental awareness campaign aimed at raising public awareness about the conservation of migratory birds and their habitats, emphasizing the importance of international cooperation in protecting these birds that cross national borders. Coordinated by organizations such as the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the initiative was first launched in 2006 and is now held twice a year on the second Saturday of May and October, corresponding to the main migratory seasons in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
Background and Significance: Migratory birds play a crucial role in ecosystems, such as dispersing seeds, controlling pests, and serving as indicator species for environmental health. However, they face multiple threats including habitat loss, climate change, illegal hunting, and dangers along their migration routes. World Migratory Bird Day focuses on the most pressing conservation chenges by setting annual themes (e.g., light pollution, the impact of insect decline on birds, etc.), cing for global action.
History and Celebration Methods: The event began in 2006, initiated by the Agreement on the Conservation of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds (AEWA) and the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS). Government agencies, non-governmental organizations, protected areas, schools, community groups, and individuals worldwide organize various activities to celebrate, including birdwatching events, lectures, exhibitions, film screenings, habitat clean-ups, art competitions, and social media campaigns to educate and inspire public participation in conservation.
Corporate Public Relations Campaign Suggestions: Companies can develop meaningful public relations campaigns around World Migratory Bird Day, linking their brand with environmental protection and social responsibility. Specific approaches may include: 1) Initiating or sponsoring related conservation projects or public education activities; 2) Using social media to launch topic chenges, share knowledge about migratory birds, or stories of employee involvement in conservation; 3) Launching limited-edition products or services related to the theme and donating a portion of the proceeds to migratory bird conservation organizations; 4) Organizing employee volunteer activities, such as habitat clean-ups or birdwatching; 5) Issuing brand statements or reports related to Sustainable Development Goals, emphasizing commitment to biodiversity conservation. These activities can not only enhance brand image but also make tangible contributions to environmental protection.
Background and Significance: Migratory birds play a crucial role in ecosystems, such as dispersing seeds, controlling pests, and serving as indicator species for environmental health. However, they face multiple threats including habitat loss, climate change, illegal hunting, and dangers along their migration routes. World Migratory Bird Day focuses on the most pressing conservation chenges by setting annual themes (e.g., light pollution, the impact of insect decline on birds, etc.), cing for global action.
History and Celebration Methods: The event began in 2006, initiated by the Agreement on the Conservation of African-Eurasian Migratory Waterbirds (AEWA) and the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS). Government agencies, non-governmental organizations, protected areas, schools, community groups, and individuals worldwide organize various activities to celebrate, including birdwatching events, lectures, exhibitions, film screenings, habitat clean-ups, art competitions, and social media campaigns to educate and inspire public participation in conservation.
Corporate Public Relations Campaign Suggestions: Companies can develop meaningful public relations campaigns around World Migratory Bird Day, linking their brand with environmental protection and social responsibility. Specific approaches may include: 1) Initiating or sponsoring related conservation projects or public education activities; 2) Using social media to launch topic chenges, share knowledge about migratory birds, or stories of employee involvement in conservation; 3) Launching limited-edition products or services related to the theme and donating a portion of the proceeds to migratory bird conservation organizations; 4) Organizing employee volunteer activities, such as habitat clean-ups or birdwatching; 5) Issuing brand statements or reports related to Sustainable Development Goals, emphasizing commitment to biodiversity conservation. These activities can not only enhance brand image but also make tangible contributions to environmental protection.
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