Monarch Joint Venture Blog
More than Monarchs: Restoring Ecosystems
Monarch conservation reconnects organisms that share their habitat. When we create monarch habitat that includes both milkweed and native nectar sources, there is a positive effect on the larger food chain. Read More
More than Monarchs: Conservation Education
Monarchs are fantastic subjects both to study and to engage others in conservation. Read More
More Than Monarchs: The Untold Story of Milkweed
Milkweeds and the landscapes in which they thrive are a necessity for monarchs to flourish throughout their migration routes. Did you know that milkweed is also incredibly useful and was actually an unsung hero of World War II? Read More
More than Monarchs: Climate Change
Monarchs and humans are vulnerable in a changing climate. Planting native plants not only creates monarch habitat, but also stores CO2. Read More
More Than Monarchs: Water Quality
You may be asking yourself, how can monarch conservation help improve water quality? We'll dive deep into the ripple effects of monarch habitat on our watersheds in this "More than Monarchs" article! Read More