Monarchs traveled to a remote part of Mexico, a journey they've made for thousands of years, and wintered there. Now tens of millions of the butterflies are on an epic aerial journey back north.

Monarch butterflies are world famous for their striking colors and swarms! Read here to learn more about the swarms of these ...

The window during which butterflies leave their overwintering roosts in ... This year, more than 60 million monarch butterflies roosted in a four-and-a-half-acre patch of forest on the side ...

and in 2000 with scientific information was able to help the Mexican government to extend the protected area where the monarch butterflies overwinter. They created the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere ...

Monarch Butterflies fly thousands of miles every year between their southern overwintering grounds as far north as Canada and ...

Tagged monarch butterflies are beginning to show up in known overwintering clusters in Christchurch. Three tagged butterflies ...

Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve ... In Mexico, the protected overwintering sites were under siege from illegal loggers, and a few avocado plantations have been established in the buffer ...

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There’s some encouraging news about monarch butterflies, reports the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). According to a new report released in Mexico, the eastern monarch butterfly population, which breeds ...

Monarch butterflies are a "canary in the coal mine." They are an indicator of things to come if we don't protect the delicate species.

Monarch butterflies are unique because they are unable to “overwinter.” Overwintering is the process of surviving the winter by either continuously moving or remaining in a dormant state.