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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

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

5 February 2019

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