“The population of the eastern monarch butterflies in Mexican forests doubled this past winter season compared to the area occupied last year, according to a survey conducted by World Wildlife (WWF) Mexico and the National Commission of Natural Protected Areas (Conanp), in collaboration with local communities.”
MND Staff
Thanks to favorable weather conditions, the threatened pollinator thrived this past season in the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve.
It’s the 14th zone in the world to receive the designation, which recognizes its world-class waves and ecological importance.
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The bottler is responding to a federal government campaign aimed at improving the health of Mexico’s young students and lowering the rate of overweight children.
