World Wildlife Day in 2022

World Wildlife Day Quick Facts - NZ 2022

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Related Hashtags	#Wildlife, #RecoverKeySpecies
2022 Date	3 March 2022
2023 Date	3 March 2023

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World Wildlife Day in

Thursday, 3 Mar

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Updated 04:52

Today is World Wildlife Day and this year, recovering key species for ecosystem restoration is the key focus. Kererū are considered a keystone species which have a large impact on their ecosystem relative to their abundance. https://t.co/kFXyH1huz8
— Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery (@WildbaseNZ) March 3, 2022

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— Premium Finance (@PremiumFinance5) March 3, 2022

PH Biodiversity be wilding 🦅🐢😎🌱🐒💥 Happy World Wildlife Day 💚 Today, we celebrate and call to protect our natural biodiversity as the key to a sustainable future. Check out some local biodiversity issues that deserve our attention! (1/9) https://t.co/ulvroiXD7B
— Wavefarers (@wavefarers) March 4, 2022

By visiting @HamiltonZooNZ did you know you’ll be helping to protect the rare and endangered? A percentage of your ticket price goes to conservation projects here at home and around the world. A great way to celebrate World Wildlife Day today, or any day🦒https://t.co/RFBihaQnLu https://t.co/qBq1CjBxS7
— Waikato NZ (@HamiltonWaikato) February 28, 2022

Yesterday was World Wildlife Day and today is #FlashbackFriday, so what better time to flashback 40 years to this amazing discovery of “a well-preserved set of Moa bones”. Take a look: https://t.co/n4FocS5LPt
— Massey University (@MasseyUni) March 4, 2022

World Wildlife Day in 2022

World Wildlife Day seeks to celebrate the world's plants and animals while raising awareness of issues that impact wildlife. Wildlife refers to all undomesticated native plants and animals of a region.