[Pollinator] Monarch Webinar "Monarch Biology and Conservation Basics"

Laurie Adams lda at pollinator.org
Fri Dec 5 11:10:42 PST 2014


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From: *Motivans, Karene* <karene_motivans at fws.gov>
Date: Tue, Dec 2, 2014 at 3:03 PM
Subject: Fwd: Invitation to Monarch Biology and Conservation Basics
To: Wendy Caldwell <monarchs at monarchjointventure.org>
Cc: Karen Oberhauser <oberh001 at umn.edu>



*There are 200 slots available for this program, and it WILL be recorded
and closed captioned for later viewing as well.  *

*Everyone must register for these webinars.*



*Please pass this along to your staff active in monarch conservation and
encourage folks to sit together in conference rooms to view.  Listening to
the audio can be accomplished via computer speakers OR the phone line.
Questions can come in through chat or the phone line.*



*You have been invited to the event "Monarch Biology and Conservation
Basics"*

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*Monarch Biology and Conservation Basics*

>From egg to adult, monarchs undergo a fascinating metamorphosis. The life
cycle of monarchs is well known and inspirational, making these iconic
insects ideal for research and science education. However, habitat loss and
other threats are endangering this majestic creature.

After attending this webinar, you'll have a greater understanding of the
monarch's life cycle, biology, as well as their incredible journey across
North America to overwintering sites in Mexico and California each year.

This is the first webinar in the "Monarch Butterfly Conservation Webinar
Series" that is being jointly produced by the Monarch Joint Venture and the
US Fish and Wildlife Service. Future webinars will focus on habitat
conservation and enhancement, milkweed propagation, and other topics where
you can learn how to take a more active role in protecting monarchs.

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*Dr. Karen Oberhauser*

Karen Oberhauser is a Professor in the Dept. of Fisheries, Wildlife and
Conservation Biology at the University of Minnesota, where she and her
students conduct research on several aspects of monarch butterfly ecology.
Her research depends on traditional lab and field techniques, as well as
the contributions of a variety of audiences through citizen science.

To know more, click
https://nctc.adobeconnect.com/monarch101/event/speaker_info.html


*Event:* Monarch Biology and Conservation Basics
*When:* Wednesday 17 December 2014, 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM
*Time Zone:* (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US and Canada)

*To register now, please visit the following link:*

https://nctc.adobeconnect.com/monarch101/event/registration.html

To know more about the event, please visit our website:

https://nctc.adobeconnect.com/monarch101/event/event_info.html



*Thank you,MJV/NCTC Webinar Team*



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The Monarch Joint Venture is a national partnership of federal and state
agencies, non-governmental organizations, and academic programs working
together to conserve the monarch butterfly migration.



Please support US monarch conservation efforts through the MJV, please
visit: http://monarchjointventure.org/get-involved/donate/



Wendy Caldwell
Program Coordinator
Monarch Joint Venture
www.monarchjointventure.org

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