Monarch Joint Venture Blog
Trans-Gulf Migration
More research is needed to determine the extent of monarchs crossing the Gulf of Mexico during migration. This article written by Candy Sarikonda describes some very interesting historic observations on this topic. Read More
MonarchNet News, August 2014
This fourth edition citizen science newsletter introduces the Citizen Science Association and Citizen Science Salon, and highlights Project Monarch Health and outstanding volunteer Natalie Tarpein. Read More
MonarchNet News, May-June 2014
This third edition of MonarchNet News we recommend a few good citizen science reads, introduce the Cascades Butterfly Project located in Washington, and highlight a great citizen scientist volunteer, Denny Brooks, for his long-term dedication to monarch ci Read More
MonarchNet News, April 2014
The second issue of MonarchNet News focuses on volunteers doing real research, different types of citizen science programs, and highlights projects in both the southeast and southwest U.S. Read More
MonarchNet News - An E-Newsletter from the MJV
Welcome to the first edition of MonarchNet News, an E-newsletter dedicated to monarch and butterfly citizen science. Join us to explore the different butterfly citizen science projects across the country, and meet the volunteers who make it happen! Read More