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Since 2009, Monarch Joint Venture has played a leading role in monarch conservation by coordinating efforts across the United States, Mexico, and Canada. Through collaboration with diverse partners, MJV supports large-scale conservation planning and action to protect the monarch migration. Our expertise has contributed to publications, films, and other media worldwide.

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MJV in the Media

The MJV has been highlighted in the following media pieces:

How to Spot Migrating Monarch Butterflies in Indiana

Jun 03, 2025

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  • A-Z Animals

A-Z Animals shares an overview of monarch butterflies, their migration, life cycle, threats, and how to support them. Read More

Journey North migrating to Monarch Joint Venture

May 06, 2025

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  • Tom Oder

Monarch butterflies have company on their migration this spring. A key site for monitoring their migration is also migrating. Journey North, a participatory citizen scientist site for tracking species, is migrating to Monarch Joint Venture, a partnership of federal and state agencies, non-governmental organizations, businesses and academic programs working together to protect the monarch migration across the United States. Learn the reason behind Journey North's migration and why this free site is a great place to enhance your garden enjoyment in my blog. Read More

The fate of this beloved American creature is in Trump’s hands

Apr 17, 2025

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  • Vox

Trump says he’s pro-America. Will his administration protect its most iconic butterfly? Read More

Push for monarch butterfly endangered status continues

Mar 21, 2025

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  • AXIOS

The US FWS is considering listing the monarch butterfly as a threatened species, reopening public comments through May 19. With populations down over 80%, conservationists urge action while communities like San Antonio support local habitat efforts. Read More

Rural Missouri communities help monarch butterflies with or without federal listing

Jan 12, 2025

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  • Columbia Missourian

Rural Missouri communities are taking action to protect monarch butterflies, with or without an endangered species listing. From tagging efforts to habitat restoration, landowners, farmers, and local groups are planting native species and preserving pollinator habitat. Missouri is leading the way with strong partnerships and conservation programs. Read More

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