Monarch butterflies to be added to threatened species list in the US
Briefly

The US Fish and Wildlife Service's decision aims to extend federal protections to monarch butterflies amid warnings of their diminishing populations due to climate crisis impacts.
Martha Williams emphasized the importance of public participation in shaping conservation efforts, stating that science indicates the monarch needs a chance to thrive.
The proposed listing would prohibit general killing or transporting of the butterfly, while allowing incidental kills and educational use under certain circumstances.
Lori Nordstrom expressed a desire for people to continue raising caterpillars and monarchs for educational purposes, showcasing a balance between conservation and public engagement.
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