make way for a monarch butterfly bee Symbolically adopt one to help

Symbolically adopt one to help these massive twig-eaters and other Canadian species thrive

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its critical habitat is found in the Salish Sea and the outer coast of Vancouver Island

They spend their entire lives in the Arctic waters of Canada

make way for a monarch butterfly bee Symbolically adopt one to helpThe monarch butterfly, well known for its distinctive orange, black and white markings, is one of the most recognizable and strikingly beautiful species of butterfly. Each fall, the monarch butterfly sets out on an incredible 4,000 to 5,000 kilometre journey from southern Canada to their wintering sites in the mountain forests of Mexico. This is one of the world's longest insect migrations! Monarchs are threatened by deforestation of wintering forests