US EditionUrban Forests Boost Butterfly Life
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Urban Forests Boost Butterfly Life
One of the more than 300 species of butterflies in the Rio Grande Valley is the monarch, which migrates through the region on its way to wintering in Mexico. (Courtesy) The urban forests found throughout McAllen and at its wildlife sanctuary are creating new habitats to help counter dwindling butterfly populations in the region and across the country. Urban ecologist John Bush explains the importance of butterflies to nature’s ecosystems during …
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