The Butterfly Effect: Making Butterfly Magic

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Jump into the enchanting world of monarch butterflies—nature's neon nomads! In this episode, Professor Emilie Snell-Rood from University of Minnesota explores the captivating and fragile world of monarch butterflies.

Tackling the critical challenges posed by climate change, drought, and pesticides, Emilie shares her deep expertise, personal stories, and actionable tips, showing us how to transform our gardens into thriving sanctuaries for these majestic pollinators.
Discover how small actions can create ripple effects in preserving biodiversity, as she shares fascinating insights on everything from milkweed magic to the surprising benefits of "messy" yards. With equal parts scientific expertise and contagious passion, this episode is a must-listen!

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1. The Butterfly Effect: Making Butterfly Magic (00:00:00)

2. Monarch Butterfly Conservation and Climate Change (00:00:06)

3. Impact of Climate Change on Monarchs (00:05:25)

4. Impact of Residential Pesticides on Monarchs (00:20:25)

5. Creating Monarch-Friendly Gardens and Habits (00:24:38)

6. Promoting Wildlife Coexistence and Conservation (00:32:30)