NWF’s Monarch Stewards – Citizen Science Workshop

Are you passionate about monarch butterflies and their conservation?

Here’s your chance to make a meaningful impact as a Citizen Scientist! Join The National Wildlife Federation’s Monarch Stewards Program is hosting a

Citizen Science Workshop on March 28th at the Cibolo Center for Conservation in Boerne, TX for an exciting workshop that plays a vital role in the Tri-National monarch conservation efforts.

Click the following link to register!: https://bit.ly/CitSciBTX

Key Topics Include…

1. Understanding and utilizing the Larvae Monitoring Protocol (MLMP)
2. Testing for the Ophryocystis elektroscirrha protozoan parasite (Monarch Health)
3. Monarch tagging techniques for fall migration tracking
4. Collecting data on monarch sightings and reporting to esteemed organizations like Monarch Health Lab, Monarch Watch, and Journey North
5. Efficiently using iNaturalist and the Texas Nature Tracker as platforms for species identification and collecting specific monarch data

If you have any questions, please email MonarchStewards@nwf.org