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New Findings Show Success of Partnership-powered Conservation
Since 2019, the Monarch Joint Venture (MJV) and National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) have collaborated on an extensive project to monitor monarchs and their habitat across the eastern U.S. The...
View ArticleThe IUCN’s Migratory Monarch Announcement: What it Means (and...
If you follow monarch conservation news, you’ve probably heard that the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) recently announced it has added migratory monarchs to their “red list...
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Mid-season Reflections: Eric Bastidas, MJV Field Technician
This summer, the MJV is managing two California monitoring projects designed to help quantify the presence (or absence) of monarchs and assess breeding habitat across diverse California landscapes....
View ArticleNevada Division of Natural Heritage joins the MJV network
We are pleased to share that the Nevada Division of Natural Heritage (NDNH) has joined the MJV partner network! A long-time collaborator with the MJV, NDNH maintains biodiversity data for Nevada’s...
View ArticleCrown Bees joins the MJV partner network
We are excited to announce that Crown Bees has joined the MJV network of partners! Crown Bees is an industry leader in solitary beekeeping, with a vision to increase awareness of bee diversity and help...
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Creating Pollinator Habitat: A Guide from the Monarch Joint Venture
Healthy ecosystems include a diverse range of organisms, from soil bacteria and plant life to insects, birds, reptiles, fish, amphibians, mammals and more. Supporting biodiversity (the variety of life...
View ArticleThe MJV welcomes Manomet to the partnership
The MJV is excited to welcome Manomet to the partnership. Manomet uses science and collaboration to strengthen bird migration routes, coastal ecosystems, and working lands and seas across the western...
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Western Monarch Populations Increase for the Second Year, but Our Work is Not...
For over two and a half decades, the Xerces Society has led the Western Monarch Thanksgiving count, cataloging the rapid decline of the western monarch butterfly population. Last year, the monarch...
View ArticleOuthouse Exhibit Services joins the MJV network!
The MJV is thrilled to share that Outhouse Exhibit Services, Inc. has joined the partnership! Outhouse Exhibit Services creates one-of-a-kind museum exhibits with a focus on the natural world. Their...
View ArticleThe Monarch Joint Venture and Rights-of-Way as Habitat Working Group Host...
In early March, more than 170 stakeholders from over 105 organizations came together at the Monarch Conservation Meeting, co-hosted by the Monarch Joint Venture (MJV) and Rights-of-Way as Habitat...
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