Arbor Day is celebrated in Honduras every May 30. Originally observed on May 15, the date was changed to accommodate children, allowing them to participate in nature-related activities at the end of the school year. The holiday was officially established on February 4, 1927, following the proclamation of the pine as the national tree in 1926, with the inaugural celebration involving the planting of pines. The celebration primarily takes place in schools and colleges, where students engage in educational activities, including creating murals that highlight the importance of tree preservation and environmental protection. Additionally, tree-planting activities are organized for adults, focusing mainly on pines.