Monarch Joint Venture Blog
Prairie Restorations & Monarch Butterflies
The need for monarch habitat restoration is great. But it's important to ensure habitat restoration is based on good understanding of how seeds in the ground translate to plants on the landscape. Find out how the UMN Monarch Lab is doing this research. Read More
New Publication Reveals Birthplaces of Eastern Monarchs
A recently published study (Flockhart et al. 2017) builds on previous work describing the natal origin of eastern overwintering monarchs, and has new implications for monarch conservation. Read More
Rain, Shine or Squirrels, Pacific Grove Counts Western Monarchs
Monarch Watch Conservation Specialist Candy Sarikonda shares her surprising experience participating in the Western Thanksgiving Count: rain, shine or squirrels, the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History team participates in citizen science for monarchs! Read More
Missourians for Monarchs and the Monarch Joint Venture
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
New MJV Handouts
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