Welcome To Our Blog
Below you will find our continually growing blog dedicated to everything related to raising and releasing butterflies. We have broken down the content into specific categories based on our online store, products, and other services. This space is continually evolving to assist you in understanding all the ins and outs of raising, caring for, and releasing butterflies.
If you would like to contribute any knowledge you’ve gained, pictures of your experience, please share it with us at info@monarchbutterflies.ca. We value your insights and any new information you may have. Just as humans sometimes have developmental growth issues, whether physical or behavioral, butterflies are very much the same. By sharing your experiences, with pictures, we can learn, understand, and share your knowledge with others, improving our collective ability to care for butterflies.
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Six Ways to Support Fall Monarch Migration
Each fall, monarch butterflies embark on an incredible migration to their wintering grounds. West of the Rockies, the population heads to the Pacific coast, where
Leverage summer heat with solarization and convert dead turf to pollinator habitat
Drought, wildfires, low or no flow rivers, watering restrictions, electrical grid challenges and diminished insect populations are defining summer in Texas. According to the U.S.
Butterfly Conservation: Interview with Lisbeth Hordley
We interview Butterfly Conservation’s Ecological Statistician, Lisbeth Hordley, and find out about the projects she is working on. Tell us about your role at BC I
Beautiful New Moth Species for South Downs National Park
A new rare and beautiful species of moth appears to have colonised the South Downs. The day-flying Lace Border moth is thought to have flown
Butterfly scientists call on public for help.
Butterfly Conservation are today urging the whole nation to help Britain’s butterflies by taking part in the Big Butterfly Count. Butterfly Conservation revealed in May
Missoula’s Monarch Pledge • The National Wildlife Federation Blog
The migration of monarch butterflies is one of the natural world’s most epic journeys. That’s why the National Wildlife Federation cheered Mayor John Engen, who