Even as monarch numbers plummet nationwide and the fate of federal protections remains unclear, scientists say Minnesotans can help safeguard the butterfly, one milkweed plant at a time.

Tennessee's annual effort to preserve the monarch butterfly population is rebooting this week. Why it matters: The Tennessee Department of Transportation is distributing free milkweed seeds for ...

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This perennial herb (yep, this pretty flowering plant is technically an herb) should be on every gardener’s radar, since butterfly populations are rapidly declining (down 22% over the last two ...

Monarch butterflies drop 53 percent in wintering area officials say Some activists were heartbroken by the drop, but the Mexico head of the World Wildlife Fund said the reduction "is not alarming."… ...

NORTHERN MICHIGAN., (WPBN/WGTU) — A recent study by the World Wildlife Fund has revealed a promising increase in the population of the eastern monarch butterfly, marking a significant rebound ...

The International Union for Conservation of Nature placed the monarch butterfly on its Red List of Threatened Species as endangered in July, but despite decades of declining numbers, the delicate ...

The community of Indian Lake will be celebrating monarch butterflies this weekend, and you can join them! The town’s second annual Monarch Festival is this Saturday, June 21, from 12 to 2 PM at ...

Arizona doesn’t get swarms of monarch butterflies migrating between their summer habitats up north and the mountains of Mexico where they spend the winters, but they are a dependable presence.

In the spring, we need to fill our gardens with a wide range of blooming plants including Butterfly Weed. Butterfly Weed is essential because the adult Monarch lays eggs on Milkweed exclusively ...

“The decline of butterflies is a factor in the decline of birds and other animals,” Briscoe says. But there’s hope: We can all do things to ensure the butterfly’s future.