#monarch-butterfly

#monarch-butterfly

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed to list monarch butterflies as threatened under the Endangered Species Act, providing necessary federal protections.

The monarch butterfly's proposed listing under the Endangered Species Act marks a crucial step for its conservation amid declining populations.

U.S. officials aim to protect the monarch butterfly under the Endangered Species Act due to its declining population.

The Western monarch butterfly population has drastically declined, prompting calls for federal protection as estimates indicate a looming extinction risk.

The Western monarch butterfly is proposed for endangered species listing due to a 95% decline in population since the 1980s. Its extinction likelihood exceeds 99% by 2080.

The monarch butterfly is proposed to be listed as threatened due to severe population declines and the impact of climate and habitat changes.

The monarch butterfly is proposed to be listed as a threatened species due to severe population declines and habitat loss.