Iconic monarch butterfly recommended for ‘threatened’ list as population shrinks
The once common sightings of the brightly colored monarch butterfly have become a rarer experience in recent years across Georgia and other travel paths during the pollinator’s annual migration across North America.
The loss of pollinators like the monarch could have far-reaching consequences for ecosystems and the people who rely on them.
Threats to monarchs include loss and degradation of breeding, migratory and overwintering habitat; exposure to insecticides; ...
The eastern population of monarch butterflies overwinters primarily in the oyamel fir forests of the Sierra Madre Mountains ...
Two projects designed to increase and improve western monarch butterfly and pollinator habitats in Oregon will receive ...
The iconic Western Monarch Butterfly historically migrated in the tens of thousands to the Goleta area, but this year, the ...
The Arizona Lottery has awarded $100,000 in funding to the Desert Botanical Garden to support conservation efforts. The money ...
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