The monarch butterfly population continues to shrink due to factors such as climate change. People working to help the species say proposed federal protections could boost existing efforts.

The plummeting population of these familiar butterflies, along with the decline of other butterflies and bees, threatens peoples’ wellbeing too, since our food security ... in the chrysalis stage.

The plummeting population of these familiar butterflies, along with the decline of other butterflies and bees, threatens peoples’ wellbeing too, since our food security ... in the chrysalis stage.

The monarch butterfly begins its life in a cream-colored ... The milkweed plant itself is toxic and is the only food in a ...

The monarch butterfly could be in danger of extinction, but the federal government is proposing new protections to help the ...

Late last year, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service took an important step toward putting the monarch butterfly on the ...

EPA must better assess the dangers of pesticides, especially in monarch breeding habitats in state’s Central Valley.

We have just learned that the iconic monarch butterfly may be placed on the ... working lands that provide food and energy essential to human survival must also maintain the essential habitat ...

With the recent proposed listing of the monarch butterfly under the Endangered Species ... we depend on for healthy ecosystems and food production — will require bold action.

Bustling cities disrupt monarch migration routes, access to food and breeding sites that sustain the butterfly’s life cycle. Monarch butterfly populations in the eastern United States have ...