Monarch butterflies
Butterfly phenomena in northern Ohio was a sight to behold
Steve Pollick
September 11, 2018
Storm pushed millions of butterflies into secluded, sequestered sites.
Monarch butterflies can use all the help they can get
Steve Pollick
May 21, 2018
Public can assist by planting milkweed.
New plan aims to reverse monarch butterfly decline
Michigan DNR
May 15, 2018
The draft plan builds on existing efforts of state, federal, and local agencies and private organizations and individuals and covers a 16-state region stretching from Texas to the Upper Midwest that encompasses the primary production
Central Florida community works to bring back butterflies
Associated Press
May 14, 2018
ORLANDO, Fla. — Efforts are underway in Central Florida to restore the habitats of the monarch butterfly, crucial to helping plants grow, including many foods people eat. The iconic orange and black insect is one
Toledo becoming more butterfly-friendly
Associated Press
April 30, 2018
TOLEDO, Ohio — Ohio officials have voted to make their city a little more butterfly-friendly. The Blade reports the Toledo City Council voted unanimously last week to remove milkweed from the noxious weed designation under
Rathdrum becomes first Monarch USA city in Idaho
Associated Press
March 29, 2018
RATHDRUM, Idaho — Officials in the northern Idaho city of Rathdrum are hoping a new designation will attract a new kind of tourists: Monarch butterflies. The city is the first in the state to receive
Efforts to aid monarch butterflies taking off in Wisconsin
Wisconsin DNR Reports
November 7, 2017
MADISON — Wisconsin efforts to help conserve monarchs are taking off as the iconic butterflies fly to their wintering grounds in Mexico. The Wisconsin DNR recently learned its Natural Heritage Conservation program has won a
Before long, Monarch butterflies could be a thing of the past in Northwest
Associated Press
September 26, 2017
KENNEWICK, Wash. — Children in the northwest might not see the fluttering orange and black wings of a Monarch butterfly on a summer day a few decades from now. A study published recently in the
