Skip to main content

x

Help support science-based conservation: become a member or make a donation today!

Main navigation

Our Work
Get Involved
Give
Resources
News
About
SEARCH

Search

Western Monarch New Year's Count

Breadcrumb

Home -
community science -
Western Monarch New Year's Count

Western Monarch New Year's Count

Monarchs Overwintering in Mexico Down 53%

13 March 2020

New Year’s Count Finds Continued Decline of Monarchs Overwintering in California

4 March 2020

Monarch and Pollinator Habitat Kits Designed to Support Imperiled Western Monarchs

10 December 2019

New Year’s Count of Western Monarchs Confirms Decline, Trends Seen in Previous Years

5 February 2019

Record Low Number of Overwintering Monarch Butterflies in California—They Need Your Help!

17 January 2019

New on the Blog

Orange-and-black monarch butterflies cling to the green branches of tress and fly in the blue sky

Monarch Numbers from Mexico Point to Declining Population

The English countryside is a patchwork of woodlands and farm fields edged by hedgerows.

England’s Ancient Woodlands: Living Time Capsules

A brown butterfly hangs upside down with its wings closed as it sips nectar from a white flower.

In Search of the Elusive Johnson’s Hairstreak

PROGRAMS

Pollinator Conservation

Endangered Species Conservation

Pesticide Reduction & Alternatives

Resources

Publications Library

Support the Xerces Society

Connect With Us

Sign up for our enewsletter to receive up-to-date information about our programs & events.

follow us

@xercessociety

© 2006-2021 The Xerces Society

Tel: (855) 232-6639 • Fax: (503) 233-6794

Main Office: 628 NE Broadway, Ste. 200, Portland, OR 97232 USA • Mailing Address for Donations: P.O. Box 97387, Washington, D.C. 20090-7387

Privacy Policy • Terms of Use