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Habitat Restoration Basics for Pollinator/Monarch Conservation

Feb 25, 2015

The second webinar in the US Fish and Wildlife Service Monarch Butterfly Conservation series is online for you to watch...

The Magic of the Monarch…it’s WORKING!

Sep 6, 2014

With so many people involved in Loudoun County’s Monarch efforts, it’s a delight to shine a spotlight on some of...

Are You Raising & Releasing Monarchs this summer?

Jul 8, 2014

Reading the Tea Leaves — the Monarch Migration

May 21, 2014

Dr. Chip Taylor, Director of Monarch Watch, based in Kansas, sent over this note earlier in the week. In it...

Monarch Peak Migration Begins!

Sep 14, 2013

Did you see a Monarch Butterfly today? Well wish it well for the great migration to Mexico because that's where...

Monarch Butterflies in a Freefall – What will our Butterfly Count Show?

Aug 2, 2013

This Saturday is our 17th Annual Loudoun County Butterfly count where we form into 8 teams, each led by an...

3 Monarch Eggs Found in Waterford!!

Jul 13, 2013

Yesterday I went up the street to the little milkweed patch near my house. I had been checking my garden...

Monarch Butterfly at the Blue Ridge Center for Environmental Stewardship

Jul 1, 2013

What better place to find my first of season Monarch than along "Butterfly Ally" at the Blue Ridge Center for...

Update on Monarchs #Monarchs #Butterflies

May 30, 2013

There have been reports of 3 Monarch butterflies in Loudoun so far - two in Purcellville and one in Round Hill....

Monarch Butterflies and this Relay of Life

May 3, 2013

Ok friends, so the relay of life is on. Monarchs departed Mexico with the last ones leaving the sanctuaries on...

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