Want to help out Monarch Butterflies and participate in Community Science? Join us in the field to learn the tips and tricks of Western Monarch data collection, so you can be prepared to monitor overwintering sites in Orange County! This in-person training will take place at 9:00am on October 16th at San Clemente State Beach…
Want to help out Monarch Butterflies and participate in Community Science? Join us in the field to learn the tips and tricks of Western Monarch data collection, so you can be prepared to monitor overwintering sites in Orange County! This in-person training will take place at 7:00am on October 17th at Gum Grove Park. PRE-REQUISITE…
Western Monarch Count Field Training Saturday, October 17, 2026 9:00-11:00 AM Bodega Dunes Campground Bodega Bay, CA 94923 Meeting Location: Day-use parking lot (Coordinates: 38.34174° N, 123.05673° W) Led by: Meghan Ashley Peterman, Sonoma County Coordinator Training Description Join us for a field training for the 2026 Western Monarch Count. This training is intended for…
Have a vehicle that can make it into Saline Valley? Enjoy camping in Death Valley? Want to help monarch butterfly science? Join us, Thursday, Oct. 22nd, 6PM at the Inyo County Education Center to learn how you can become a monarch butterfly community scientist for the Xerces Society’s Western Monarch Count.
Want to help out Monarch Butterflies and participate in Community Science? Join us in the field to learn the tips and tricks of Western Monarch data collection, so you can be prepared to monitor overwintering sites in Orange County! This in-person training will take place at 9:00am on October 23rd at Doheny State Beach. PRE-REQUISITE…
Want to help out Monarch Butterflies and participate in Community Science? Join us in the field to learn the tips and tricks of Western Monarch data collection, so you can be prepared to monitor overwintering sites in Orange County! This in-person training will take place at 7:00am on October 24th at Huntington Beach Central Park.…
You can help protect monarchs! Become a Community Scientist, trained by monarch experts to count and record observations at one or more overwintering sites in the East Bay. This in-person Field Training will be happening from 8:30-11am on Saturday, Oct. 24, at the Monarch Bay Golf Course in San Leandro. Additional Field Training opportunities will…
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