photo credit: Gail Miller
Arkansas Monarch Conservation Partnership
A group of citizens, conservation and agricultural organizations, government agencies, utilities and agribusinesses committed to the creation, enhancement, and conservation of monarch and pollinator habitat in Arkansas
Mission: Working together to create, enhance, and conserve monarch and pollinator habitat in The Natural State.
Current Goal: Develop a statewide monarch and pollinator conservation plan.
This partnership involves agency and individual collaborators who can help to educate, procure funding, and provide scientific research that will support monarch butterfly and pollinator conservation in Arkansas and throughout North America.
We encourage individuals and parties from private and public sector to join in this initiative!
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Did you see a Monarch?
Participate in citizen-science efforts and help us learn more about the Monarch Butterfly!
Monarch Migration
Each year North American monarchs make an astonish migration. Fall migrating monarchs east of the rocky mountains travel from their summer breeding grounds in the northern United States and southern portions of Canada to overwintering locations 3,000 miles away in central Mexico.
Report your sightings of all stages of the monarch life cycle with the Arkansas Monarch Mapping Project!
Monarch Butterfly Migration – Spring 2017 map by JourneyNorth.org.
photo credit: Steve Duzan
