Monarch Joint Venture Blog
Hidden Habitats
Whether it is a rafter of wild turkeys parading a residential neighborhood, or a monarch chrysalis firmly attached to a golf cart, we’ve all had encounters with wildlife in an unusual environment. What can we do with these hidden habitats? Read More
Citizen scientists across North America take part in the second trinational Monarch Monitoring Blitz
Thank you to the hundreds of citizen scientists across North America who gathered critical data over a week-long period to support monarch butterfly conservation! Read More
Roadside Refuge: ODOT Works to Protect Ohio’s Pollinators
If you’ve driven along Ohio’s roadsides lately, you may have noticed something’s different. Less of the roadside is being mowed, and milkweed and other native wildflowers are flourishing in those areas. Read More
Remembering Lincoln Brower, a world renowned monarch conservation leader
It is with great sadness we share the news of the passing of Lincoln Brower, a world renowned monarch biology and conservation leader. Read More
Flowers for All
From butterflies and bees to beetles and birds, many different kinds of pollinators have evolved within their ecosystems, building unique relationships with plants. Read More