National Save the Eagles Day is observed in the United States every January 10 to educate the public about the dangers eagles face and to encourage conservation efforts. This day originated in 2015, initially aimed at protecting a specific pair of eagles named Al and Alice in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey, where community members, supported by the Bergen County Audubon Society, successfully advocated for the preservation of their nesting site. Although Al and Alice no longer nest there, the area has been transformed into an eagle park, and the day has since expanded to focus on all American eagles. Participants can observe this day by learning about eagles, volunteering with bird conservation organizations, and sharing information on social media using hashtags like #NationalSaveTheEaglesDay. The golden eagle and the bald eagle, the latter being the national bird of the United States, are the two species found in North America, both of which face threats such as habitat loss and pollution.