U.S. aims to restore 200,000 acres for monarch butterfly

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and two conservation groups launched a campaign to save the monarch butterfly that includes restoration and enhancement of 200,000 acres of habitat. The monarch population has declined by 90 percent in recent years. The $2 million campaign will also support more than 750 schoolyard habitats and pollinator gardens. Half the money… » Read More

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