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AREA OF FOREST OCCUPIED BY THE COLONIES OF MONARCH BUTTERFLIES IN MEXICO, DURING THE 2023-2024 OVERWINTERING PERIOD
During the second half of December 2023, nine monarch butterfly colonies in Mexico occupied a total of 0.9 hectares of forest, representing a 59.3% decrease from the 2.21 hectares recorded in 2022. Five colonies (0.273 ha) were located within the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve, while four (0.627 ha) were outside. The largest colony was found in the San Antonio Albarranes ejido (0.346 ha) and the smallest on Federal Property (0.003 ha).
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Themes: climate change forest degradation land-use change biodiversity conservation
WWF International
Document type: Report
Regions: Mexico Michoacán State of Mexico

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