US EditionRare butterfly returns to Norfolk County in conservation milestone
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Rare butterfly returns to Norfolk County in conservation milestone
A rare butterfly has taken flight again in Norfolk County. Yesterday (May 29), the endangered Mottled Duskywing was reintroduced to the Stead Family Scientific Reserve, a protected site managed by the Long Point Basin Land Trust. This exciting event is part of a multi-year conservation project led by the Ontario Butterfly Species at Risk Recovery Team, with support from Environment and Climate Change Canada. The goal is to restore the Mottled Du…
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