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

Las mariposas monarca florecen con un gran aumento en México

THE GUARDIAN

Los bosques de México brillan con alas naranjas tras el aumento del 35% en la población de mariposas monarca esta temporada. Esta vibrante recuperación en los santuarios de oyamel demuestra que la conservación local y la protección del hábitat funcionan, asegurando que estos viajeros sigan su gran viaje.

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