Wildlife of America Calendar 2027
Wall calendar full of nature, wild animals, and breathtaking moments. The Wildlife of America Calendar 2027 from Red Robin introduces you to the impressive and diverse animal world of North America every month. This nature calendar runs from September 2026 to December 2027 and is printed on sturdy, glossy FSC-certified paper.
Starting January 2027, you can admire a beautiful photo of wild animals in their natural habitat every month – from powerful grizzly bears and imposing moose to playful otters, golden eagles, and curious raccoons. In other words: this calendar is a visual safari through forests, mountains, deserts, and rivers.
Natural and clear – easy to hang
The calendar comes with a practical hanging loop, so you can effortlessly hang it on a nail or hook.Therefore, it fits perfectly in any space where calm, nature, and atmosphere are desired – from living room to office or practice space.
Under each animal photo, you will find a clear monthly schedule with enough writing space for notes, appointments, or observations. Moreover, holidays are already printed. Note: the calendar is in English. When unfolded, it measures approximately 30 x 60 cm, with the image at the top and the calendar section at the bottom.
13 wild encounters – month after month of American natural beauty
The Wildlife of America Calendar 2027 contains 13 impressive full-color photos of 30 x 30 cm. Each image is a professionally captured moment in nature, where animal and landscape come together harmoniously.Think of:
- An eagle diving above a lake
- Bisons in the snow of Yellowstone
- Foxes hunting in the autumn
- Deer among red maples
- Coyotes and bears in their element
Thanks to the 4 bonus months (September to December 2026), you can also enjoy this visual journey earlier. From January 2027, each month brings a new perspective on wild America. In short: a calendar full of wonder, photography, and respect for nature.
American wildlife – Strength, diversity, and natural balance
The American wilderness is a world of its own: vast, unspoiled, and full of life. Therefore, this calendar is not only a decorative item but also a tribute to biodiversity and ecological balance.
Moreover, the images invite you to pause, admire, and perhaps even make plans for your own nature trip.In other words: the Wildlife of America Calendar 2027 is a source of peace, inspiration, and education.
✅ Sustainably and plastic-free produced
The calendar is printed on FSC-certified paper from responsibly managed forests. Additionally, the packaging is also plastic-free and recyclable. This way, you make a conscious choice that aligns with a love for animals and the environment. Red Robin unites nature awareness with aesthetics.
✅ Product specifications – Wildlife of America Calendar 2027
- Calendar type: 12 months + 4 bonus months
- Bonus period: September to December 2026
- Size when unfolded: 30 x 60 cm
- Image size per page: 30 x 30 cm
- Image material: 13 professional wildlife photos from North America
- Material: FSC-certified glossy paper
- Packaging: FSC envelope (± 32 x 32 cm), plastic-free
- Environmental aspects: sustainably produced, fully recyclable
📦 Order Wildlife of America Calendar 2027, delivery or pickup?
Order the Wildlife of America Calendar 2027 today via Kalenderwinkel.nl! ✅ Ordered before 16:00 = delivered the next working day.
Prefer to pick up? Then visit our warehouse in Zeewolde. You can easily pay via iDEAL, Visa, PayPal, or afterwards via Billink.
➡️ Also check out our other nature calendars here – from Africa to the Alps and from desert to ocean.
🎁 Gift tip for nature lovers, photographers, and travelers
Are you looking for a calming, impressive, and educational gift for a birthday, anniversary, or the holidays? Then the Wildlife of America Calendar 2027 is a perfect gift for anyone who loves animals, nature, and photography.
Have the calendar wrapped with the Kalenderwinkel.nl wrapping service – festive, sustainable, and ready to give. In short: a great gift that brings a wild moment into your home every month.
