Symbolic Monarch Butterfly Migration Send a Monarch to Mexico 1998/1999 Spring Updates Where Did YOUR Butterfly Land? Visit this "electronic lost and found", and you might find out where the butterfly you made last fall has now landed. Now that this year's migrations are over, many people have been connected through the monarch. Here are some of their stories. Symbolic Monarch Migration Update: March 17, 1999 The purpose of the Symbolic Migration is to build understanding between children of Mexico, the U.S. and Canada. We hope today's update will show you the personal side of monarch conservation, through the eyes of children who live in the sanctuary region.Where Did the Symbolic Monarchs Spend the Winter? Visit an ejido family or a rural school, and you may find your butterfly in the hands of a student who cared for it this winter! Familia de Jesus de la Comunidad Garatachea Familia Moreno de la Comunidad Cerro Prieto Escuela Benito Juarez Escuela Cerro Prieto Escuela Pedro Ascencio Fall Updates November 10, 1998 Bienvenidas a Mexico Monarcas Simbolicas! Your butterflies have arrived at their new home in Mexico. Here's the latest news from The Children's Museum of Mexico City, which will care for them this winter. Also, find out exactly how many symbolic butterflies made the trip, and how fast the butterflies travelled. November 3, 1998 Check the Symbolic Migration Passenger lists and make sure yours are on board. They'll fly out tonight on Mexico's Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), but you can track their migration LIVE to Mexico on the UPS WWW site. Exactly how many days, hours, minutes and seconds do you think the symbolic migration will take? Symbolic Monarch Migration Update: October 28, 1998 Read these clues and place your guess: How many symbolic monarch butterflies do you think there are? Symbolic Monarch Migration Update: October 21, 1998 Greetings from the symbolic migration staging ground in Minneapolis, where your butterflies are now resting. Once again this year, you've managed to bury us in butterflies. We're preparing them for the final stage of their migration to Mexico. Mark your calendar and watch for weekly updates during the next 3 weeks. About the Symbolic Monarch Migration Update In Partnership With: Winter homes provided by Papalote Museo del Nino Transportation provided by United Parcel Service Funding Provided By: The Annenberg/Corporation for Public Broadcasting Math & Science Project The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Copyright 1999 Journey North. All Rights Reserved. Please send all questions, comments, and suggestions to our feedback form