A new report, co-authored by Washington State University conservation biologist Cheryl Schultz, provides a roadmap for ...

A butterfly flits past the window at the Castlewood Canyon Visitor Center, where dozens of volunteers have gathered to learn ...

When it’s summer at the Children’s Museum of Southern Minnesota and a bright orange monarch flutters past you, that can only ...

Whether you’re a butterfly fanatic or simply interested in nature, the monarch butterfly is worth a study. Beautiful and ...

East St. Louis' Jayden McCallum passes the baton to Zavion Brownlee during the 4x200 meter relay during the IHSA 2A Boys State Track and Field Championships at O'Brien Field in Charleston on Saturday, ...

Butterflies are fragile and vulnerable to predation by all kinds of critters, from birds and reptiles to spiders and other insects. As a result, butterflies have evolved to protect themselves. Some ...

There's nothing quite like seeing a monarch butterfly spread its wings and glide through the air. It can certainly provide a sense of calm to life's everyday stressors. But the monarchs' numbers ...

“If children see a monarch lay an egg, a caterpillar later emerges and then a chrysalis, then eventually a butterfly emerges right in front of them — that’s something they never forget ...

I have not seen where the Hempfield Township supervisors, in their infinite collective wisdoms and forethoughts, saved the monarch caterpillars’ chrysalis and milkweed before leveling the ground ...

It is often planted in yards to attract the iconic monarch butterfly, which lays its eggs ... deformed and often die upon emerging from their chrysalis. Additionally, monarchs feeding solely ...

"A lot of butterflies are able to pupae, which is when they go into their chrysalis stage over the ... The 9th Annual Monarch Butterfly & Pollinator Festival will be held on Saturday, Oct. 5 ...

“Nothing beats seeing that look of wonder when they see a monarch butterfly emerge from a chrysalis,” Pulscher said “It’s a small miracle every time.” ...