Mexico's forests are glowing with orange wings as monarch butterfly populations increased by 35% this season. This vibrant recovery across the oyamel fir sanctuaries shows that dedicated local conservation and habitat protection are working beautifully, ensuring these iconic travelers continue their amazing journey.
(c) James Wheeler

Monarchfalter blühen auf: Populationen in Mexiko steigen stark

THE GUARDIAN

Mexikos Wälder leuchten orange, da die Population der Monarchfalter in dieser Saison um 35 % gestiegen ist. Diese Erholung in den Tannenreservaten zeigt, dass sich lokaler Naturschutz und der Schutz von Lebensräumen auszahlen und sicherstellen, dass diese ikonenhaften Wanderer ihre Reise fortsetzen können.

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