En busqueda de la mariposa monarca – In search of the monarch butterfly in Baja – Nov. 19, 11am

Stephanie McKnightPosted on November 13, 2020 Posted in Uncategorized

“The Monarch Butterfly is also in Baja California! 🦋 Join this webinar and be part of the monarch butterfly community search campaign. This project is part of the actions of the Northwest Monitor Network, which we have been part of since 2016, in collaboration with the Comisión Nacional de Áreas Naturales Protegidas and Monarca Baja California Monarch, with which we are looking Study the Western Migration Route of the Monarch Butterfly.” – Terra Peninsular and Monarca Baja California Monarch

Where: Facebook live webinar on the Terra Peninsular Facebook Page
Day: November 19. 2020
Time: 11 am Pacific Time

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