The Eastern migratory butterfly has declined by 85%, while the Western population has lost 98% of its numbers, putting it at greater than 99% chance of extinction if nothing is done on its behalf.

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The California Academy of Sciences is leading an effort to bring back the Xerces blue butterfly, which went extinct around ...

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Christina-Taylor Green’s love of butterflies, evident in her colorful artwork, is now helping to restore a butterfly phenomenon. The newly-upgraded Christina-Taylor Green Memorial River Park ...

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