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Monarch butterfly doesn’t need so much help

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Monarch butterfly doesn’t need so much help

One year ago, President Obama met with the leaders of Canada and Mexico. Their agenda included trade, security — and the conservation of the monarch butterfly. Such high-level attention is nothing new to the monarchs, which are used to being treated like celebrities. White House meetings are convened to focus on saving them, senators demand their protection and a North American Monarch Conservation Plan has existed since 2008. A new high-level working group, charged with developing management plans to bolster the butterfly’s numbers, includes the heads of the Forest Service, National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, Federal Highway Administration and Agriculture Department. Monarchs are an official insect of seven states, there are monarch festivals from California to Minnesota, and the monarch was the first butterfly to have its genome sequenced. We took them into space. The insect is even bred for release at weddings and funerals.Read full article >>
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