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There are many places to learn more about Monarch natural history, biology, research and projects. Please do your homework! We are not responsible for outdated or inaccurate information found in these links.

MONARCH PROJECTS, PEOPLE AND INFORMATION

MONARCH ALERT
Monarch Alert studies of patterns of fall migration, wintering activity, and spring dispersal of monarch butterflies in western North America.

JOURNEY NORTH/JOURNEY SOUTH
Learn about the migratory paths of many species including the Monarch butterfly. Includes migration updates, how you can help, FAQs, lesson plans etc.

MONARCH WATCH
Site hosted by the University of Kansas Entomology department. Provides opportunities for students and teachers to get involved in Monarch projects.

MONARCH BUTTERFLY USA
A nice site for both kids and teachers focusing on migration of the Monarch and actions to take to help the Monarch.

MONARCH LARVA MONITORING PROJECT
The Monarch Larva Monitoring Project involves citizens in collecting data that will help to explain the distribution and abundance patterns of monarch butterflies.

THE OREGON MILKWEED PROJECT
A one-person operation dedicated to collecting and distributing seed of 2 native Oregon milkweeds for the purpose of recreating habitat for Monarch Butterflies.

MONARCH LAB
Hosted by the University of Minnesota/Monarchs in the Classroom. Gives biology, resources for teachers and links to ongoing research and projects.

WALTER SAKAI’S PAGE
Santa Monica College professor who has been doing research on Monarchs in California for over 15 years. Lists overwintering sites in California and even gives a thorough glossary of terms.

THE BUTTERFLY WEBSITE
Comprehensive site about butterflies in general with information about Monarchs and Milkweed.

WHERE TO SEE MONARCHS-WEST COAST

PACIFIC GROVE MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
Information about the Monarch Grove Sanctuary in California.

BIG SUR
Big Sur’s chamber of commerce page on Monarchs. Information about where to see overwintering Monarchs.

PELICAN NETWORK
California central coast website about people and nature. Learn more about the Monarchs at Pacific Grove.

OTHER RESOURCES

SAVE BIODIVERSITY
Lists links, addresses, and phone numbers of Monarch projects around the world.

THE KIDZONE
Lots of pictures!

MIDGE FRAZEL’S THEMATIC RESOURCE UNIT
Great site for teachers looking for different Monarch media resources.

SCIENCE MUSEUM OF MINNESOTA
Provides general Monarch information along with pictures, links and ideas for projects. Great for teachers and students alike.

 
 
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