Find Your Regional Coordinator
Regional Coordinators work with their communities and the Xerces Society to guide volunteer efforts for the Western Monarch Count.
Regional coordinators provide essential training, support and guidance to Western Monarch Count (WMC) participants. They are great sources of information and oftentimes have years of experience counting western monarchs and assessing their overwintering habitat. Regional coordinators work closely with the Xerces Society and count co-founder, Mia Monroe, to meet project goals and engage local community scientists.
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Regional Coordinators work with their communities and the Xerces Society to guide volunteer efforts for the Western Monarch Count.
Regional coordinators provide essential training, support and guidance to Western Monarch Count (WMC) participants. They are great sources of information and oftentimes have years of experience counting western monarchs and assessing their overwintering habitat. Regional coordinators work closely with the Xerces Society and count co-founder, Mia Monroe, to meet project goals and engage local community scientists.
