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Monarchs prepare to migrate through Marshall County | News, Sports, Jobs

Every year in the middle of August, monarch butterflies begin their migration from Canada to Mexico. Many of those butterflies fly through Marshall County. M

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Monarch winter numbers down in Mexico despite Midwest habitat improvement efforts

Monarch winter numbers down in Mexico despite Midwest habitat improvement efforts
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North Iowa Outdoors: Dedicated Monarch Butterfly Acres Increase

Iowans are steadily promising to devote their farmland, roadsides and even urban properties to habitat for monarch butterflies. A 20-year program whic

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Effort to create habitat for Monarchs appears to be working

Effort to create habitat for Monarchs appears to be working
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Iowa sees steady progress in expanding monarch butterfly habitats

A new report by the Iowa Monarch Conservation Consortium shows the state has established more than 430,000 acres of habitat for monarch butterflies.

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