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Three Ways to Support Monarchs and Pollinators This Fall—No Matter Your Garden Size or Experience Level

Jul 29, 2025

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If you’ve ever searched, “How can I help monarch butterflies?” or “What plants attract pollinators?”, you're already on the right path to supporting biodiversity in your own backyard. This fall, the Monarch Joint Venture is offering three live virtual courses designed to help you take the next step, from identifying insects in your garden to planting native habitat and learning about the monarch life cycle. Read More

Symbolic Monarch Migration Registration Now Hosted by Monarch Joint Venture

Jul 22, 2025

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The Symbolic Monarch Migration project has a new home! Monarch Joint Venture is now proud to host the Symbolic Migration course on the Monarch NECTAR Hub, while continuing to collaborate closely with the team at Monarchs Across Georgia, who have coordinated this program since 2018. Read More

Announcing Our New Gardening for Monarchs and More course on the Monarch NECTAR Hub!

Apr 25, 2025

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We are excited to share the launch of our new course, Gardening for Monarchs and More: From Balconies to Backyards, which is now available on the Monarch NECTAR Hub! Read More

Reflecting on the 2024 Monarch Conservation Webinar Series and What’s Coming in 2025

Dec 05, 2024

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As 2024 draws to a close, we look back on a fantastic year for the Monarch Conservation Webinar Series! With great attendance and a growing community of monarch enthusiasts, researchers, and conservationists, this series has continued to bring people together to share insights, engage in meaningful conversations, and inspire action. Read More

The Monarch NECTAR Hub: A Year of Growth and What's Coming Next!

Nov 15, 2024

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  • Education News

Wow—time flies when you’re learning about butterflies! It’s hard to believe that the Monarch NECTAR Hub has been around for over a year now, and what a year it’s been. Read More