Ames, Iowa — The Iowa Monarch Conservation Consortium (IMCC) is asking for assistance identifying areas where monarchs rest, like trees and sheltered areas, when they funnel through Iowa during their upcoming migration trip. “We are seeking reports from landowners if they have monarchs roosting on their property or from community members if they observe roosting […]
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