International Wolf Day takes place every year on 13 August. It is a global conservation observance d

International Wolf Day takes place every year on 13 August. It is a global conservation observance dedicated to raising awareness of the ecological importance of wolves, challenging the myths that have long surrounded them, and building support for their protection in the wild. In 2026 it falls on Thursday, 13 August.International Wolf Day is an annual awareness day that encourages people to look past centuries of folklore and fear and to recognise wolves as keystone predators essential to healthy ecosystems. It is promoted by conservation organisations, wildlife sanctuaries, educators and nature enthusiasts around the world, including bodies such as World Animal Protection. The day focuses on the threats wolves face, including habitat loss, trophy hunting and persecution rooted in misconception, and it advocates for peaceful coexistence between wolves and the communities that share their range.#InternationalWolfDay@Environmentalists