The WMNIP Working Group will host the Take Flight 2024 3-day Virtual Partners Meeting on September 5, September 10, and September 12, 2024. The meeting will review WAFWA Western Monarch Conservation Plan (WMCP) advancements and implementation, discuss future monarch conservation priorities and revisions, and emphasize the WMCP as a roadmap amid possible monarch listing. Additionally, it will introduce collaborative efforts aimed at regional native insect pollinator conservation beyond monarchs, including the development of a west-wide bumble bee conservation strategy.
September 10 will feature presenters, Emma Pelton and Aimée Code. This event it hosted by the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies.
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Emma Pelton - Senior Endangered Species Conservation Biologist, Western Monarch Lead - Xerces Society
Aimée Code - Pesticide Program Director - Xerces Society
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Sep 10
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM PT
Virtual Event, Western United States
Sep 12
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM PT
Virtual Event, Western United States
The WMNIP Working Group will host the Take Flight 2024 3-day Virtual Partners Meeting on September 5, September 10, and September 12, 2024. The meeting will review WAFWA Western Monarch Conservation Plan (WMCP) advancements and implementation, discuss future monarch conservation priorities and revisions, and emphasize the WMCP as a roadmap amid possible monarch listing. Additionally, it will introduce collaborative efforts aimed at regional native insect pollinator conservation beyond monarchs, including the development of a west-wide bumble bee conservation strategy.
September 12 will feature presenters, Rich Hatfield, Saff Killingsworth, and Molly Martin. This event it hosted by the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies.
Learn more and register today!
Rich Hatfield - Senior Endangered Species Conservation Biologist, Bumble Bee Conservation Lead - Xerces Society
Saff Killingsworth - Endangered Species Conservation Biologist, State of the Bees Initiative - Xerces Society
Molly Martin - Endangered Species Conservation Biologist, Pacific Northwest - Xerces Society