The monarch butterfly is in danger. Their population has seen a 90% decline in recent years, and unless we act now, this majestic natural wonder could disappear in our lifetime. But what can you do to help?
Creating habitat, and participating in community education are two of the most important ways we can protect and conserve the monarch butterfly.
In this webinar, experts from Monarch Joint Venture and the National Parks and Recreation Association will present their best practices for implementing these important monarch butterfly conservation strategies.
You'll learn:
Basic monarch biology and habitat needs
Opportunities for corporate landscapes to get involved
What is happening nationally and internationally to protect this iconic species
How participating in citizen science programs can help track this species of concern while also help meet monitoring goals of your Conservation Certification project
Ideas for reaching beyond your fence line and engaging the community in projects and monitoring
Presenters:
Wendy Caldwell, Monarch Joint Venture
Rich Dolesh, National Parks and Recreation Association
Register more than one team member. You are allowed more than one contributor to the application, so you may want your entire team trained on how to apply for WHC Conservation Certification.
Join us for this online application training session where we'll walk you through the features of the website to help you organize your projects and submit your application for Conservation Certification.
Choose a session from now until June, all with the same information. You are allowed more than one contributor to the application, so you may want to register your entire team for this training. Register
Whether you are new to a project or an experienced volunteer, our webinars offer guidance and instruction on a wide spectrum of corporate conservation topics. We continuously improve and enhance our offerings to ensure they are relevant and timely -
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