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The U.S. government has proposed to add the monarch butterfly to the endangered species list. This move is in response to the significant decline in the population of this butterfly species over the last few years. Additionally, Oregon is receiving federal funding to improve the habitat for the western monarch butterfly in an effort to help bolster their numbers.
U.S. Initiates Move to Classify Monarch Butterfly as Endangered Species
The United States is taking significant steps toward adding the monarch butterfly to its list of endangered species. This proposal comes as part of a broader effort to protect and conserve threatened species across the country.
Monarch Butterflies Recommended for Protected Status
In addition to U.S. efforts, the monarch butterfly is now recommended for protected status. This recommendation reflects growing concern for the species’ survival.
Monarch Butterfly Proposed for Endangered Species Act Protection
Under a new U.S. proposal, the monarch butterfly could soon be designated as a threatened species. This comes as a response to declining monarch populations in recent years.
Oregon Receives Federal Aid for Monarch Butterfly Conservation
Oregon is set to receive federal funding to enhance the habitat of the imperiled western monarch butterfly. The aid will be used to implement conservation strategies addressing the species’ decline.
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