The monarch butterfly's iconic 3,000-mile migration is in jeopardy due to habitat loss and extreme weather, prompting scientists and dedicated volunteers to take action. Together, they're working to better understand this annual journey through innovative technology, like attaching tiny sensors to the butterflies to map their paths. Learn more about the challenges facing the monarch: https://on.natgeo.com/3Wh8Dc2 | National Geographic

AMAZING! Watch millions of monarch butterflies heading to the forests of Michoacán, Mexico. This video comes from the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve in Mexico, the world capital of Monarch Butterflies. The Monarch butterfly will overwinter here from October through March. Video credit to Juan Gomez Gonzalez, brother of Homero Gomez Gonzalez from “The Guardian Of The Monarchs” on Netflix. #nature #weather #monarchs #fblifestyle | Meteorologist Chris Vickers

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The migratory Monarch butterfly entered the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species ™ as Endangered last month, threatened by habitat destruction and climate change. While Monarch butterflies are not currently listed under the U.S. Fish & Wildlife's Endangered Species Act, it is still important to combat this species' decline. Wild Toledo has planted 60 natural butterfly habitats, reared and released thousands of Monarch butterflies in our endangered butterfly rearing facility, and is participating