A Program of La Cruz Habitat Protection ProjectWorking Toward the Long-Term Survival of the Monarch Butterfly
Who We Are Environmental Conservationists
Forests for Monarchs (FFM), a program of La Cruz Habitat Protection Project, Inc., reforests land in and around the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve where millions of monarch butterflies spend each winter, and in the Highland Lakes Area of Michoacán, Mexico. Our goal is to help conserve the monarch butterfly winter habitat while aiding the surrounding communities in creating a sustainable livelihood supported by good forest stewardship.
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Why Conservation Biology is Really Hard
Conservation Biology and the Quest to Save the Monarchs Conservation biology is not a career choice for the faint of heart. Making decisions about the…
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Ensuring the Future of our Tree-Planting Program
Adapting Our Tree-Planting Program to Sustain Long-Term Impact For nearly 30 years, our tree-planting program has thrived on the simplicity and effectiveness of our $1-for-two-trees…
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Optimizing Milkweed in Gardening
Planting for Success: How to Incorporate Milkweed into Your Garden As the summer breeding season continues for much of North America's migratory monarch population, butterfly…
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