Endangered species are animals that are at risk of disappearing forever, typically animals with dangerously low population ...

When will we see a butterfly?” These were some of the questions the children had for Carol Clark, 63, a Constellation of Living Memorials and Monarch Watch volunteer who led the class in September.

The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago has partnered with the Illinois Monarch Project to help save monarch butterflies.

“The iconic monarch butterfly is cherished across North America, captivating children and adults throughout its fascinating lifecycle. Despite its fragility, it is remarkably resilient, like ...

The iconic monarch butterfly is cherished across North America, captivating children and adults throughout its fascinating lifecycle, said U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Martha Williams. “ ...

But with the monarch butterfly, they're here ... “As the child of immigrants who are the children of immigrants who are the children of immigrants, I feel like that story always kind of captures ...

Expanding school programs that teach children about monarchs and their ... remains a priority in Texas communities. The monarch butterfly is not yet gone. There is still time to act, to restore ...

“The iconic monarch butterfly is cherished across North America, captivating children and adults throughout its fascinating lifecycle. Despite its fragility, it is remarkably resilient, like ...

"The iconic monarch butterfly is cherished across North America, captivating children and adults throughout its fascinating life cycle," U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Martha Williams ...

The Western monarch butterfly count is so low in Pacific Grove and across California that it is raising concern among scientists. "I jokingly tell kids last week, I checked the hospitals ...

Beloved by children, the iconic species is instantly ... Designating of the migratory monarch butterfly as threatened would allow for further conservation efforts to prevent their extinction.

"The iconic monarch butterfly is cherished across North America, captivating children and adults throughout its fascinating lifecycle," U.S. FWS Director Martha Williams said in a statement.