National Annual Tree Loving Day is observed in Thailand every October 21. Established by the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperation and officially recognized by the Cabinet of Ministers in 1990, this day aims to address the critical issue of deforestation in the country. The celebration includes tree planting ceremonies and various environmental events that emphasize the importance of trees and forests for ecosystems and human life. Deforestation in Thailand has been driven by factors such as population growth, inefficient agricultural policies, and illegal logging, leading to a significant decline in forest cover. The observance serves to highlight the detrimental effects of deforestation, including its contribution to the greenhouse effect and its impact on biodiversity. Additionally, Thailand also celebrates National Forest Conservation Day on January 14, further underscoring the country's commitment to environmental conservation.