On July 31st, we mark International Rangers’ Day – a day dedicated to those who, alongside ecologists, biologists, and other specialists, actively contribute to protecting nature and biodiversity.

Established in 1992 by the International Ranger Federation, the day is a well-deserved recognition of the efforts of those who work quietly but are deeply involved in the field. From monitoring wildlife to helping local communities co-exist with animals, rangers play a vital role in maintaining the balance between man and nature. With professionalism, courage, and dedication, they serve as the essential link between conservation, science, and the community.