Renowned for their incredible migration of over 2,200 miles between Canada and Mexico, the monarch butterfly is one of the ...

A report and study reveal the monarch butterfly's decline, with human conservation efforts potentially exacerbating the issue ...

“Texas is an important state in monarch migration because it is situated ... turn into larvae and then caterpillars, until ...

From a pink dolphin slinking through the Amazon's waters to the sight of monarch butterflies filling the skies of Mexico, ...

In Texas, the size of migratory roosts in Texas ... Ophryocystis elektroscirrha (OE), which infects and debilitates monarch butterflies. The parasite has increased tenfold since the early 2000s ...

Monarch butterfly season has set upon Bryan-College Station. The orange and black insects are filling the skies as they pass ...

Monika Maeckle of the Texas Butterfly Ranch explores the history and controversy in her book, "The Monarch Butterfly Migration: Its Rise and Fall". Three Studio Balcones landscape architects ...

Admiring Monarch butterflies during the Fall in Texas should be easy to do. The butterflies are in the fall migration – leaving the northern United States and Canada and flying south to Mexico.

You can see them again on their path back up in spring. Texas Parks and Wildlife outlines the Monarch butterfly migration in both fall and spring throughout North America. Courtesy photo by Texas ...

As Texas's official state insect, the monarch butterfly is nearing its peak migration in the Lone Star State. Monarch butterflies are beginning their journey to central and southern Texas ...