Saving Monarchs

Saving Monarchs Saving Monarchs is dedicated to helping native wildlife and protecting our planet, with a strong focus on monarch butterflies and the habitats they depend on.

You can either be part of the problem or be part of the solution to the health of this planet.
09/05/2026

You can either be part of the problem or be part of the solution to the health of this planet.

🚨More wetlands could lose federal protection🚨Today, the Trump administration moved forward with a proposal that could dr...
09/04/2026

🚨More wetlands could lose federal protection🚨

Today, the Trump administration moved forward with a proposal that could dramatically narrow which wetlands and streams that are protected under the Clean Water Act.

Wetlands aren’t wastelands. They are among nature’s most important ecosystems — filtering our water, reducing flooding, storing carbon and providing critical habitat for birds, fish, amphibians, insects and countless other species.

Wetlands are often called the “lungs of the Earth” because they help cycle carbon, support healthy ecosystems and keep our planet functioning.

When we destroy wetlands, we don’t just lose a patch of soggy ground,, we lose an entire ecosystem and the natural protections it provides.

Please vote this November to stop all this sickening habitat destruction.

09/04/2026

Supporting data centers is like letting someone move into your house rent-free while they run the shower all day, leave every light on, and use your electricity nonstop—while you’re stuck paying the bills.

A truly sad day it was. 20 years ago today we lost the best conservationist of all time.  His passion was unmatched. Ste...
09/04/2026

A truly sad day it was. 20 years ago today we lost the best conservationist of all time. His passion was unmatched. Steve was only 44 years old 😢

Please stop with the fake spiderwebs 🕸️ 🕷️
09/03/2026

Please stop with the fake spiderwebs 🕸️ 🕷️

We often complain about yellowjackets at our picnics, but they’re actually valuable members of our ecosystem. 🐝Yellowjac...
09/03/2026

We often complain about yellowjackets at our picnics, but they’re actually valuable members of our ecosystem. 🐝

Yellowjackets are native to North America, and they’re important predators that help control many insects—including invasive spotted lanternflies. They hunt and eat other insects to feed their young, providing natural pest control.

So the next time a yellowjacket shows up at your picnic, remember: they’re not just pests. They’re doing a job. 🌎💛

A professor has put a value on a tree.
09/03/2026

A professor has put a value on a tree.

Teach them kindness!!!
09/03/2026

Teach them kindness!!!

Dragonflies have been around for about 300 million years—long before the dinosaurs! 🦖Talk about an ancient backyard pred...
09/02/2026

Dragonflies have been around for about 300 million years—long before the dinosaurs! 🦖

Talk about an ancient backyard predator. And yes, they’ll happily help keep mosquito populations in check. 🌿🦟

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