National Johnny Appleseed Day, Celebrated on September 26th, honors John Chapman, or Johnny Appleseed, who is famous for introducing apple trees across the United States, especially in the Midwest. Born in 1774, his love for nature and dedication to nurturing orchards reflect a spirit of pioneering and conservation. Celebrations often involve planting apple trees, educational events on apple cultivation, and activities that promote environmental awareness. The day serves as a reminder of the significance of sustainability and the influence one person can have on the environment.