Saving Monarch Butterflies

Update: 2016-05-01

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Twenty years ago, there were a billion monarch butterflies. Now, there are less than 10 percent of them left. Their disappearance is linked to a weed.

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Saving Monarch Butterflies

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Saving Monarch Butterflies

Saving Monarch Butterflies