https://xerces.org/blog/western-monarch-numbers-low-this-year
What can you do to help the monarch? Protect habitat, avoid pesticide use, plant gardens, and contribute data to Xerces-led community science efforts.
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https://xerces.org/blog/western-monarch-population-closer-to-extinction-as-wait-continues-for-monarchs-protection
During the 24th Western Monarch Thanksgiving Count, nearly 100 volunteers carefully surveyed groves of trees on the California and Northern Baja coast for...
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https://xerces.org/monarchs/western-monarch-conservation
While the Xerces Society engages in monarch conservation efforts across North America, partnering with leaders in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada - a significant...
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https://xerces.org/blog/monarch-milkweed-workshops-engage-public-land-managers-in-western-states
These trainings are part of a partnership to increase the number of biologists, land managers, and agency staff working towards western monarch conservation.
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https://xerces.org/blog/western-monarch-breeding-season-status
The western monarch breeding season is coming to a close for 2020 and we are in the midst of the fall migration—the time when monarch butterflies are making...
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