Monarch Conservation Spotlight Featuring Monarch Wings Across California
One thing that makes the iconic monarch butterfly an extraordinary insect is that their migration and populations span a large geographical area and touch the lives of people across North America and beyond. To support their life-cycle they require different habitats, resources, and conservation practices across this expansive range. This creates opportunities for you and others to be a piece of this conservation puzzle and focus on improving a mixture of habitats for this imperiled insect.
To celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the North American Pollinator Protection Campaign (NAPPC) and all of the diverse and critical work that goes into conserving pollinators, the Monarch Joint Venture Communications Working Group and NAPPC Monarch Task Force are launching a new “Monarch Conservation Spotlight” series. The series will highlight a small fraction of the amazing work that is underway to address the declining trend of North American monarch populations and bring you information and resources about how you can get involved. Join us in this new series to learn more!
This month, we’re shining a spotlight on the efforts of Monarch Wings Across California through an interview with Kelly Rourke, Director of Programs and Operations at Pollinator Partnership.
