Wildlife Week is observed every year from October 2 to 8 to raise mass awareness about the importance of wildlife conservation and ecological balance. This tradition, started in 1952, continues to inspire generations to stand up for nature. Theme for 2026 This year’s celebrations are being organized under the theme of Human Wildlife Coexistence. Wildlife Week aims to spread awareness about the protection and preservation of the country’s flora and fauna, reaching every citizen across the nation. Activities taken up include the following Children, Youth and Citizen Engagement initiatives, such as debate competitions to encourage critical thinking and dialogue on pressing conservation challenges. Awareness programs, contests, and conservation activities to highlight the importance of wildlife in maintaining a healthy planet. Citizen participation in biodiversity monitoring, species documentation and wildlife conservation awareness. Tree Walk, Birds Walk, Butterfly and Dragonfly Walk, Spider and Insect Walk, Reptile, Amphibian and Molluscs Walk, etc Quiz Competition, Expert Talk and Online Photography competition, etc