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Tune into this Monarch Joint Venture Webinar to hear scientists talk about they are developing and harnessing new radiotelemetry technology to study monarch movement and migration. Presenters Ashley Fisher (The Xerces Society), Sean Burcher (Cape May Science Center), Lee Brown and Helen St. John (James Madison University) will delve into new radiotelemetry technology that makes tracking small insects like monarchs possible and how data can be collected by both scientists, and citizen scientists (using smartphones). Presenters will also discuss their research on best practices for transmitter attachments, and plans for future studies on monarch movement.
***Learn more and register here today!***This event is hosted by the Monarch Joint Venture. For questions, please contact [email protected].This webinar will be recorded and available to view in the webinar archives on the Monarch Joint Venture website.