A new nationwide right-of-way agreement aims to protect migrating monarch butterflies. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) signed the agreement, which involves more than 45 transportation and energy companies and many private landowners in creating protected corridors across the country. These promised lands are mostly along roadsides and utility corridors. The agreement allows participants to dedicate parts of their land as monarch conservation management areas.
Migrating Monarch Butterflies Get The Right-of-way In New Agreement
Teresa Bergen, Inhabitat
Fri, 05/22/2020 - 10:30am
Topics: u.s fish wildlife service usfws university illinois chicago uic december related some iris caldwell energy resources center rights-of-way habitat working group monarchs south america portugal spain hawaii australia zealand u.s rockies california great plains national geographic image jessica bolser usfws u.s usfw usfws usfws uic mongabay canada mexico right-of-way agreement migrating monarch butterflies landowners corridors conservation winter migrate eastern populations utility creating companies transportation southern native wait kind listed spend endangered butterfly
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