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Monarch Butterfly Biology and Conservation with Dr. Karen Oberhauser

Dr. Karen Oberhauser, Director of the UW-Madison Arboretum, discusses Monarch Butterfly biology - life cycle, nutrition and habitat needs, and migration patterns - as well as the environmental threats faced by Monarchs, and the conservation measures being taken to support their survival. Learn how you can get involved in protecting this unique and valuable creature! This virtual presentation, co-sponsored by the Baraboo Public Library and the Sauk County Master Gardener Association, is part of the 2020 Baraboo Seed Library program series. Many thanks to Dr. Oberhauser, the UW-Madison Arboretum, and the UW-Madison Badger Talks program for coordinating this presentation. Links to Monarch Conservation efforts described by Dr. Oberhauser: Journey North citizen science program https://journeynorth.org The Monarch Larva Monitoring Project https://citizenscience.gov/monitor-mo... Monarch Joint Venture to protect monarch migration https://monarchjointventure.org Contact Karen Oberhauser if you have questions about Monarch biology or conservation: [email protected] UW-Madison Arboretum https://arboretum.wisc.edu/ Baraboo Public Library https://www.baraboopubliclibrary.org/ Sauk County Master Gardener Association https://sauk.extension.wisc.edu/horti...