Milkweed is the only host plant of monarch butterflies, meaning it’s the only plant monarch butterflies will lay eggs on and ...

Rural and urban gardeners have a part to play in helping the monarch butterfly migration by providing food and habitat ... in ...

One sign of fall, is the colors on tree leaves are beginning to change into hues of red, orange, and gold. What a beautiful ...

Saturday shined forth as a beautiful, halcyon day at the Monarchs in the Park festival in Andrews Park in downtown Norman.

In Texas Hill Country, Monika Maeckle tags and tracks monarch butterflies as they wing their way from Canada and the northern ...

Picking and planting milkweed seed pods this fall can help future eastern monarch butterflies, according to the Ohio ...

Then she met a man at the farmers market who introduced her to the plants that help endangered monarch butterflies survive ... reproduce — it’s the only food the young caterpillars eat ...

Learn how native plants in Texas support the multigenerational migration of Monarch butterflies, crucial for their survival.

Missourians can see the monarch butterflies now ... monarchs’ required larval food plant. The butterfly with its iconic black and orange coloring is considered a vulnerable species by the ...

Richland County residents are invited to help the declining monarch butterfly population by collecting milkweed seed pods now ...

With music, food, games, fun and education, the festival celebrates the annual monarch butterfly migration when ... to pollinating flowers, including plants that provide food for all life.