Monarch Migration Update: February 9, 2012 |
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Estela Romero bundled up to take you on a photo tour of the world's largest monarch sanctuary. Walk into the oyamel forest with the eyes of a scientist. What will you see? What will you wonder? Get ready to document your discoveries and questions.
This Week's Update Includes:
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Image of the Week | |||||||||||
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News: A Trip to the Sanctuary | ||||||||||||
Travel With Estela Estela set off from Angangueo with her camera in hand:
As you travel with Estela, look for examples of ecotourism. How many can you find? Dressed for the Cold
How Many Monarchs?
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Slideshow: The Monarch's Winter Sanctuary, A Scientific Tour | ||||||||||||
Walk into the monarch sanctuary with the eyes of a scientist. Watch how observations lead to questions. Use the facts and photos in this slideshow as a springboard for research and discovery.
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Slideshow |
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The Migration: Maps and Journal Page | ||||||||||||
During this unusually warm winter, look where people are already reporting monarchs! Please help us document where monarchs are now, and where milkweed is available.
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The next monarch migration update will be posted on February 16, 2012. | ||||||||||||