Monarchs are typically found in areas with a high number of nectar sources. While domestic plants are used, native flowers ...

More information about the monarch butterfly is available at fws.gov/monarch or on the North Dakota Game and Fish Department ...

Nectar plants give butterfly gardens a powerful boost. But they’re not the only key to drawing pretty pollinators to your ...

Journey North uses volunteer-submitted data to track the migration. They were recently spotted near Toledo, just south of the ...

It’s not every day you end a three-course dinner by shopping for Russian skin-care products and scents, perusing handmade pajamas and admiring framed photography all made, designed or shot by the chef ...

By any measure, the revival of the bald eagle stands as one of the great environmental triumphs in conservation history. In ...

Welcome to May, and happy belated Beltane! What’s Beltane?     Well, most folks who celebrate it nowadays call it May Day.

After examining a little rest area with a newly planted red maple, we cross the Corten steel bridge over Highland Creek and ...

The first Western monarchs typically arrive in Utah by May and lay eggs on milkweed (Asciepias speciosa) every 30 days beginning in June.

After all, the monarch is a backyard butterfly − starting as a caterpillar, it breeds, feeds and rests in the spaces just outside our windows. Planting native milkweed and nectar-rich flowers ...

The Grand Strand Chapter of the South Carolina Native Plant Society held their spring plant sale on Saturday morning.