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Missourians for Monarchs and the Monarch Joint Venture
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- MJV Partnership News
Missouri is the “Show-Me State," but rather than being shown, Missourians have been paving the way for state monarch and pollinator conservation planning efforts. Read More
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New MJV Handouts
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- MJV Partnership News
The Monarch Joint Venture has just released two new informational resources in our monarch conservation handout series! Find out about Monarch and Milkweed Misconceptions, and Monarch Conservation: How to Get Involved. Read More
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MJV Announces 2017 Monarch Conservation Implementation Plan
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- MJV Partnership News
This plan identifies and prioritizes current important actions for U.S. monarch conservation to facilitate cooperation and coordination among diverse organizations working together in accomplishing our nation’s monarch and pollinator goals. Read More
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This just in – Inaugural MJV T-shirts and Water Bottles!
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- MJV Partnership News
We have a great new t-shirt and MJV water bottle available for sale, which can be ordered through the University of Minnesota Monarch Lab’s Store just in time for the holidays! Read More
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To Save Monarchs, We Need More Than Milkweed
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- Conservation Stories
- MJV Partnership News
The message is out: Monarchs are in decline across North America. The national call to action has focused primarily on planting milkweeds, but monarchs need more than milkweed to support them throughout the year. Adult monarchs need nectar to fuel them! Read More