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RESOURCES
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SCIENTIFIC PAPERS
Prominent etymologist and authority on Monarch butterflies and tracking their migration from the Pacific Northwest using tags. Associate Professor in the Department of Entomology at Washington State University.
Dr. David James
Founder and director of Monarch Watch and professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Kansas.
Orley R. “Chip” Taylor
Senior research associate at Texas A&M University and expert who has commented on the trends in Monarch butterfly populations.
Craig Wilson
Entomologist and curator for lepidoptera at the Florida Museum of Natural History, affiliated with the University of Florida, and active in educating the public about conservation practices to protect Monarch butterflies and other species.
Jaret Daniels
OTHER HELPFUL ORGANIZATIONS
Monarch Watch is a renowned organization dedicated to the conservation of Monarch butterflies. They provide valuable resources for Monarch enthusiasts, including information on butterfly biology, migration tracking, and guidance on creating Monarch-friendly habitats. Their citizen science programs engage people of all ages in Monarch research and habitat restoration efforts, making a significant impact on Monarch conservation.
Monarch Joint Venture is a collaborative partnership of organizations working together to conserve the Monarch butterfly and its habitat throughout North America. Their initiatives focus on research, education, and habitat restoration, with the goal of ensuring the long-term survival of Monarchs. Through their network, they facilitate communication and action among diverse stakeholders in the Monarch conservation community.
Western Monarch Advocates is committed to the protection and recovery of the Western population of Monarch butterflies. This organization plays a crucial role in raising awareness about the unique challenges facing Western Monarchs and mobilizing efforts to address their conservation needs. They work closely with scientists, policymakers, and the public to promote the conservation of Monarchs in the Western United States.
The International Butterfly Breeders Association (IBBA) is a global network of butterfly enthusiasts, breeders, and educators dedicated to butterfly conservation. They promote the sustainable breeding and release of butterflies, including Monarchs, for educational and conservation purposes. IBBA supports ethical and responsible butterfly farming practices and provides resources for those interested in butterfly breeding and rearing.
Bear River Blogger is a platform that explores various aspects of nature, including Monarch butterflies and their habitats. While not exclusively focused on Monarchs, this blog offers valuable insights into wildlife conservation, natural history, and the interconnectedness of ecosystems. It can serve as a source of inspiration and knowledge for those interested in the broader world of nature and environmental conservation.
The Xerces Society collaborate with government agencies, partner organizations, and communities across the U.S. to protect and restore habitat for monarch butterflies and provide workshops and educational resources on monarch conservation.
The National Wildlife Federation work on wildlife conservation and have initiatives to protect the Monarch butterfly, which includes preserving its migratory path from Mexico to Canada.
A grassroots non-profit organization focused on planting milkweed and providing educational resources to help save Monarch butterflies.
This group of scientists and conservation organizations conducts research and provides scientific insight to support conservation efforts for the Monarch butterfly.
They manage the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve as part of Mexico’s federal system of protected areas, which is crucial for the wintering of Monarch butterflies.
They engage in conservation efforts for Monarch butterflies and have established agreements for conservation on energy and transportation lands across the butterfly's range.