US EditionA mass die-off of monarchs gives researchers a rare look at poison use in urban settings.
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A mass die-off of monarchs gives researchers a rare look at poison use in urban settings.
It was a disturbing scene that Natalie Johnston and her team from the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History came across on Jan. 25, 2024, on a property adjacent to the P.G. Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary. There on a lawn lay…
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