Monarchs Without Borders was created to serve as a continental hub for monarch conservation information and collaboration.
Monarchs Without Borders is an informational website dedicated to connecting organizations, communities, Rotary clubs, educators, and conservation partners across Canada, the United States, and Mexico to support the protection of monarch butterflies and their migration corridor.
The monarch migration is one of the most remarkable natural phenomena in North America. Monarchs breed and feed across Canada and the United States and rely on the mountain forests of central Mexico for winter survival. Because their lifecycle crosses borders, their conservation must also be international.
This website highlights monarch organizations, shares free plant and habitat resources, promotes Rotary and ESRAG pollinator projects, and encourages a voluntary commitment for organizations to share a fair portion of monarch-related fundraising with projects that sustain the communities and forests where monarch butterflies hibernate in Mexico.
This section promotes organizations working to protect monarch butterflies, pollinator habitat, and migration research across North America.
Monarch conservation begins with habitat. This page provides links to free government and public resources that help individuals, schools, landowners
Rotary clubs across North America are uniquely positioned to support monarch conservation. Rotary’s network of local clubs can combine community service
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The eastern population of monarch butterflies relies on the mountain forests of central Mexico for winter survival. These forests provide the unique climate conditions required for monarchs to cluster and survive until spring migration.
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Visitors to the website are encouraged to participate in monarch conservation efforts within their communities and organizations. Even small actions can contribute to the survival of monarch butterflies across the continent.