Californians asked to track monarch sightings

Californians asked to track monarch butterfly sightings to help save declining population

The California State Parks Foundation is asking Californians to track sightings of western monarch butterflies to help save the dwindling insect population. The California State Parks Foundation, a nonprofit that supports the state’s park system through lobbying, fundraising, volunteering, and programming, said that western monarch populations have plummeted in recent decades. Millions of monarchs used to flock to coastal California to spend the…

Californians asked to track monarch sightings

The California State Parks Foundation is asking Californians to track sightings of western monarch butterflies to help save the dwindling insect population.

Californians urged to track monarch sightings

The California State Parks Foundation is asking Californians to track sightings of western monarch butterflies to help save the dwindling insect population. The post Californians urged to track monarch sightings appeared first on Redwood City Pulse.

Californians asked to track monarch butterfly sightings to help save declining population - Local News Matters

The California State Parks Foundation is asking Californians to track sightings of western monarch butterflies to help save the dwindling insect population. The California State Parks Foundation, a nonprofit that supports the state’s park system through lobbying, fundraising, volunteering, and programming, said that western monarch populations have plummeted in recent decades. Millions of monarchs used to flock to coastal California to spend the…

Scientists urge Southern Californians to report monarch butterfly sightings

With Western Monarch butterfly populations in sharp decline, scientists Thursday urged Southern Californians to report sightings of the species to help track and protect it.