World Habitat Day: Why the Ocean Belongs in the Conversation
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The UN World Habitat Day, which this year was celebrated on October 5, was born to reflect on the urban contexts in which we live, but science teaches us that there is no border between our home and nature. Keeping the human habitat means, first of all, protecting the ecosystem that supports every form of life.
World Habitat Day: Why the Ocean Belongs in the Conversation
World Habitat Day: Why the Ocean Belongs in the Conversation j.marjanovic Mon, 10/05/2026 - 16:31 When we talk about habitat, we usually think of the places where people live: our towns, our cities, our homes. World Habitat Day observed every year on the first Monday of October (5 October in 2026) and led by UN-Habitat, is built around exactly that idea. It invites us to reflect on the state of our towns and cities and on the basic right of al…
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