Save the Monarch 

 HELP SAVE THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY

Monarch populations have fallen dramatically.  The monarch population is typically measured by the number of acres of pine trees the butterflies fill the forests of Mexico.  This year, due to climate change and other factors, scientists found the smallest area of monarchs over-wintering in 16 years.  What can we do?  The host plant for the monarchs is Asclepias tuberosa (Butterfly Weed).  It is a native flowering perennial that is essential to the migration and existence of the monarchs.  As a certified wildlife habitat, we feel it our duty to help save the monarch butterly.  Please tell your friends and neighbors, community leaders, restaurant and gas station owners to plant the the Butterfly Weed and help save the monarchs.