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Monarch butterflies aren t endangered, reversing recent decision Is that good news?

Monarch butterflies aren t endangered, reversing recent decision Is that good news?
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Monarch butterflies aren t endangered, reversing recent decision Is that good news?

Data showing the migratory monarch's decline were too precautionary, prompting the IUCN to change its status from endangered to vulnerable.

Mexico cityDistrito federalUnited statesKathleen prudicMatt foristerEmma peltonAndy davisAnna walkerWildlife serviceNational geographicUniversity of nevadaInternational union for conservation of natureUniversity of arizonaUniversity of georgiaMexico biopark societyXerces society for invertebrate conservation

Botanical gardens offer a refuge for Arizona s butterfly species

As rising temperatures and growth threaten butterfly populations, urban gardens have become biodiversity "hot spots," new research says.

Palm desertUnited statesUniversity of arizonaPapago buttesKathleen prudicJake fredericoEl pasoNatalie melkonoffLife sciencesCollege of agricultureUa school of natural resourcesDesert botanical gardenSan pedroNatural resourcesSouthern nevada waterArizona republic

Botanical gardens offer a refuge for Arizona s butterfly species

As rising temperatures and growth threaten butterfly populations, urban gardens have become biodiversity "hot spots," new research says.

Palm desertUnited statesUniversity of arizonaPapago buttesKathleen prudicJake fredericoEl pasoNatalie melkonoffLife sciencesCollege of agricultureUa school of natural resourcesDesert botanical gardenSan pedroNatural resourcesSouthern nevada waterArizona republic

City butterflies find refuge in botanical gardens

Botanical gardens and other urban green spaces can hold surprising diversity, according to a new study that shows they're key for butterflies.

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