The
Forest Protects the Monarchs
Outside of the forest, the temperature can rise and fall
sharply between day and night. Inside the forest, the temperatures
don't change as much. Dr. Lincoln Brower often says the monarch's
forest is like a blanket and an umbrella.
It protects the monarchs from cold and moisture. If the forest is
cut or thinned, he says, monarchs will not have the protection they
need.
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© Journey North
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