Near-record low butterfly sightings force California officials to issue dire plea

Source: New York Post

California officials are begging residents to report any sightings of the state’s iconic monarch butterflies as populations are dropping to a near all-time low. The California State Parks Foundation asked Californians to document any monarch sightings ahead of the state’s Biodiversity Day. 5 Monarch butterflies ride the wind and stop on native plants during their migration along the coast on Thursday, October 2, 2025, in Seaside Park, NJ.

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