Description

Monarch butterflies undertake one of the most extraordinary migrations in the animal kingdom. Each fall, millions of these butterflies leave their breeding grounds in southern Canada and the northern United States, traveling thousands of kilometers to reach their overwintering sites in central Mexico and along the California coast. This migration is not only a survival tactic to escape harsh winter conditions but also a crucial part of their reproductive cycle. Understanding and supporting their migration is crucial for their survival and the health of ecosystems they inhabit. Learn more about these amazing, winged insects with Master Naturalist Sidney Newton.

Location

Chesterfield Baptist - Room 127/128 at Chesterfield Baptist Church