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Chicago Wilderness – One Home Campaign: Monarchs – We need you!

  • 1.  Chicago Wilderness – One Home Campaign: Monarchs – We need you!

    Posted 09-06-2016 10:54 AM
    Hello All,

    Please join Chicago Wilderness and their leading partners, The Field Museum and Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, in supporting the iconic monarch butterfly. With your donations, you can help restore this mystical pollinator's habitat by contributing to the planting of milkweed.  Monarchs need milkweed in order to survive; no milkweed equals no monarchs!  

    Help us spread the word:

    Have you seen a monarch butterfly yet this year? With populations declining, every sighting is special. Join Chicago Wilderness, The Field Museum and Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum and help the monarch butterfly.

    Please donate; no amount is too small! Share,share! 

    https://www.crowdrise.com/monarch-butterfly/fundraiser/the-fieldmuseum


    Thank you everybody for your support!

    All my best,

    Adriana Fernandez
    Monarch Coordinator
    Keller Science Action Center
    The Field Museum
    1400 S. Lake Shore Drive
    Chicago, IL 60605
    (c) 773.988.4563

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    Adriana Fernandez
    Monarch Coordinator
    Keller Science Action Center
    The Field Museum
    1400 S. Lake Shore Drive
    Chicago, IL 60605
    (c) 773.988.4563






  • 2.  RE: Chicago Wilderness – One Home Campaign: Monarchs – We need you!

    Posted 09-06-2016 04:27 PM

    Thought you might like to see this little article about the monarchs that appeared in the Boston Globe:

     

    Fwd: Highway, wildlife officials team to help monarch butterflies - The Boston Globe

    https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2016/09/03/highway-wildlife-officials-team-help-monarch-butterflies/ccnJznl6QMpkwhmdIhKlBL/story.html#comments

     

     

     

    Barbara Elfman

    Executive Director

    Metropolitan Waterworks Museum

    617-277-0065

    2450 Beacon Street

    Boston, MA 02467

    Barbara.Elfman@waterworksmuseum.org

    @MetroWaterworks

     

     




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