World Lion Day is an annual event celebrated on August 10th to raise awareness about lion conservation and the challenges lions face in the wild.
World Lion Day is celebrated every year on August 10th.
World Lion Day was founded by Big Cat Rescue, a nonprofit animal sanctuary, in 2013.
It highlights the importance of protecting lions, raising awareness about their endangered status, and supporting efforts to conserve their habitats.
Lions face threats such as habitat loss, poaching, human-wildlife conflict, and trophy hunting.
You can help by supporting lion conservation organizations, spreading awareness, and advocating for policies to protect wildlife and their habitats.
Yes, lions are listed as vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) due to declining populations in the wild.
Yes, many wildlife sanctuaries and zoos may have special events on World Lion Day to educate the public and promote conservation.
It was initiated by Carole Baskin and her team at Big Cat Rescue to promote lion conservation and raise awareness about their declining populations.
Yes, it is celebrated globally, with various events, campaigns, and initiatives organized by conservation groups, zoos, and wildlife enthusiasts.