Posts Tagged ‘Monarch Butterflies’
Californians Urged to Observe and Report Monarch Butterfly Sightings
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on September 11, 2025
Monarch butterflies’ mass die-off in 2024 caused by pesticide exposure – study | California
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on August 2, 2025
Are Monarch Butterflies near extinction risk?
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on December 18, 2024
It’s monarch season at Natural Bridges State Beach!
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on December 17, 2024
The monarch butterfly is counting on you
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on October 21, 2024
‘Every tree used to be blanketed with them’: photographer captures campaign to save monarch butterfly
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on September 30, 2024
Western monarch butterfly numbers in California dropped by 30% last year, researchers say
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on February 5, 2024
Monarch butterflies’ migration patterns are changing. Scientists want you to help :
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on January 7, 2024
Monarch butterflies’ white spots may help them fly farther, scientists say
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on July 1, 2023
California’s punishing winter storms pummel monarch butterfly population
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on April 12, 2023
Good News for Monarch Butterflies
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on February 4, 2023
Monarch butterfly counts are up at Pismo Beach grove
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on December 6, 2022
Western Monarch Butterfly Population Crisis: County of Marin Supports Conservation Measures
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on October 9, 2022
$1 MILLION AND DEDICATED POLLINATOR CENTER TO ADDRESS MONARCH BUTTERFLY DECLINE
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on June 28, 2022
Some Monarch Butterfly Populations Are Rising. Is It Enough to Save Them?
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on June 19, 2022
After Long Decline, Eastern Monarchs Show Signs of Recovery, Survey Finds
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on June 7, 2022
After seeing no butterflies in 2020, thousands descend on a NorCal sanctuary
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on November 16, 2021
Early Signs of Hope as Monarch Butterflies Return to California Overwintering Sites
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on October 28, 2021
Early Signs of Hope as Monarch Butterflies Return to California Overwintering Sites
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on October 28, 2021
Early Signs of Hope as Monarch Butterflies Return to California Overwintering Sites
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on October 26, 2021
Tropical Milkweed—a No-Grow
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on October 23, 2021
Which Milkweeds Help Monarchs and Which Don’t
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on September 19, 2021
How To Help Monarch Butterflies
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on September 14, 2021
Fight to save monarchs at Gill Tract Farm ends in cautious victory
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on July 26, 2021
Western Monarch Mystery Challenge
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on February 18, 2021
Western Monarch Population Closer to Extinction as the Wait Continues for Monarchs’ Protection Under the Endangered Species Act
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on January 30, 2021
Don’t Get Between a Caterpillar and Its Milkweed
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on December 30, 2020
Birds, But No Monarchs At Aquatic Park – Photos 11/3/20
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on November 4, 2020
These Butterflies Evolved to Eat Poison. How Could That Have Happened?
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on May 26, 2020
What’s Happening to the Monarch Butterfly Population? – The New York Times
Posted by: Sandy Steinman on March 30, 2020
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