Monarchs and Pollinators: The Need for Habitat Restoration Program

BROKEN ARROW, OK 03/01/2017: Dr. Chip Taylor, Founder and Director of the Monarch Watch organization, will be at the Broken Arrow High School Media Center on March 4th at 2:00 pm to present a program titled “Monarchs and Pollinators: The Need for Habitat Restoration.”

Monarch Watch is an outreach program founded in 1992 and is focused on the education, research and conservation of the Monarch butterfly.

The Monarch Waystation and Monarch Tagging Programs were both established by Monarch Watch as a way for the public to help with monarch conservation through increasing the habitat necessary for the survival of the Monarch butterfly and to help track its population.

The Monarch butterfly population has declined by 68% over the past 22 years. Learn how you can help restore the population of this iconic butterfly.

Program sponsored by Tulsa Audubon Society, City of Broken Arrow’s Broken Arrow Monarch Movement, Broken Arrow High School, Oxley Nature Center, Sustainable Tulsa and the Tulsa Urban Wilderness Coalition

Date:  March 4, 2017
Time:  2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Address:  1901 E. Albany Street
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Contact:  (918) 455-8004
Cost:  Free
Link:  http://www.tulsaaudubon.org