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Monarchs begin 3,000-mile migration as conservation efforts expand in SC

Monarchs begin 3,000-mile migration as conservation efforts expand in SC

Monarchs begin 3,000-mile migration as conservation efforts expand in SC

Monarchs begin 3,000-mile migration as conservation efforts expand in SC

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Habitat Hints: MDC's Jason Jensen tells us about monarch migration and how it all works. Learn more in the video below. | Missouri Dept. of Conservation

Habitat Hints: MDC's Jason Jensen tells us about monarch migration and how it all works. Learn more in the video below. | Missouri Dept. of Conservation

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Migrating monarchs are in trouble. Here’s how we can all help them.

Migrating monarchs are in trouble. Here’s how we can all help them.

Join monarch butterfly conservation efforts to keep ecosystems thriving

Join monarch butterfly conservation efforts to keep ecosystems thriving

Monarch conservation efforts are on the grow

Monarch conservation efforts are on the grow

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Conservation group trying to save monarch butterflies from extinction

Conservation group trying to save monarch butterflies from extinction

KEEP WILDLIFE WILD -- It’s that time of the year again, when Missourians frequently call us to report that they have “rescued” or found “orphaned” wildlife. In most cases, the animals don’t need help and would be best served by being left alone. Wild animals are not pets and some carry diseases. If you find wildlife that look lost and alone, leave them where they are, and help them remain “wild.” -- Kipp@MDC | Missouri Dept. of Conservation

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Home builders, conservation groups team up to help protect monarch butterflies

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MONARCH MIGRATION: Monarchs are fueling up as they get ready to migrate some 1,600 miles to their winter grounds in the mountains west of Mexico City. Thank you to MDC Conservation Educator Kathleen Savaiano for this video from Morris Prairie Natural Area in Sullivan County taken during the annual Association of Missouri Interpreters’ Conference this week where participants toured local prairies. MDC nature centers and educators across the state will be holding citizen-science programs to tag mo

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Monarch Watch

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Nobody: Caterpillars: m o n c h ✨ There’s been an amazing display of monarch and tussock caterpillars happily munching on milkweed outside of the Springfield Nature Center. The monarch caterpillars will transform into the popular butterflies, but the tussocks will become fuzzy moths. 🎥 Kylee Spinks, MDC Administrative Assistant | Missouri Dept. of Conservation

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EAGLES -- These beautiful raptors are exciting to watch. Their numbers increase in Missouri during the winter months as many migrate through the state. Learn more in this short video. | Missouri Dept. of Conservation

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Inside the monarch butterfly migration mystery: flying to Mexico from Canada, the U.S.

Inside the monarch butterfly migration mystery: flying to Mexico from Canada, the U.S.

Milkweed gardens can help declining monarch populations

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Discover how volunteers and conservation agencies helped restore our iconic bald eagle to nesting success in Missouri. https://mdc.mo.gov/ | Missouri Dept. of Conservation

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CONSERVATION FLASHBACK (1976) "Our Wild Inheritance" -- The bountiful wildlife we have in Missouri today consists of animals and plants that have been able to adjust to the many changes brought about by civilization. This film shows 66 species of animals that have lived or still live in Missouri. Celebrating 80 years of conservation in Missouri. -- Kipp@MDC | Missouri Dept. of Conservation

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Minnesota organizations working to save monarch butterflies, now considered endangered

A Journey Into Michoacan’s Monarch Butterfly Reserve With Nature Insights

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Monarch butterflies could soon be listed as threatened species, but there are ways to help

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Monarch butterflies raised in captivity can still join the migration

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To create new monarch overwintering habitat, researchers in Mexico are planting young fir trees under nurse plants that protect them from extreme temperatures and increase their survival. Watch the full video to learn more! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkCqE5FeaP8 Video by: Marcosanchezziii 2 | Iowa Monarch Conservation Consortium

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Monarch butterflies will get federal protections as a threatened species

Imperiled western monarch butterflies to get habitat boost in Oregon, other states from $760K grant

HAPPY THANKSGIVING FROM MDC! Thanksgiving includes turkey dinner for most Missourians -- and many put turkeys harvested from the wild on the Thanksgiving dinner table. Conservation efforts have brought back this native game bird from a low of only a couple thousand in the 1930s to more than 400,000 today. Learn more in the video below and from our online Field Guide at http://mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/field-guide/wild-turkey -- Joe@MDC | Missouri Dept. of Conservation

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RAISING MONARCHS -- Master Naturalist Stacy Barr raises monarchs at her Columbia home to help save an important species. Find out how you can help at mdc.mo.gov/monarch -- Peg@MDC | Missouri Dept. of Conservation

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EAGLES IN MISSOURI: Phoenix the Ambassador -- Bald Eagles were effectively extinct in Missouri in the early 1960’s. But hard work and dedication helped bring them back. It’s a success we celebrate each winter in Missouri at Eagle Days events around the state. And for more than 25 years, one of the main attractions is an appearance by one of the original birds involved in the restoration process... Phoenix. For more details: https://nature.mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/events/eagle-days -- Kipp@MDC

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