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ESA LISTING DECISION TOOLKIT
A resource page to help farmers and landowners navigate the complexities of a potential Endangered Species Act listing decision for the monarch butterfly.
As we approach a critical decision regarding the potential listing of the monarch butterfly under the Endangered Species Act, it is essential to understand the implications and processes involved. This page serves as a comprehensive resource to help you understand the ESA listing process and the potential consequences for farmers, landowners, and conservationists.
BLOG SERIES
Read our three-part blog series detailing the history, process, and role farmers can play in the listing decision.
LISTEN
Listen to our audio articles and other media about the monarch butterfly, the listing decision, and installing pollinator habitat.
WATCH
Watch video clips and interviews with conservation experts, farmers, and other stakeholders.
Thoughts on Upcoming Monarch ESA Listing Decision
USFWS on Monarchs and the Endangered Species Act
Farmers for Monarchs spoke with Rachel London, manager of the Branch of Delisting and Foreign Species at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, to better understand the Endangered Species Act's historical impact, with a particular focus on pollinators and insects. The interview sheds light on the distinction between threatened and endangered listings, showcased the positive role farmers play in species recovery, and provided an update on the highly anticipated listing decision for the iconic monarch butterfly.
ADDITIONAL BLOG POSTS
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After the Decision: How Farmers and Landowners Can Influence Monarch Protection
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The 4(d) Rule and Critical Habitat Explained: Flexible Conservation Benefiting the Monarch and the Farmer
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From Bees to Monarchs: Celebrating Pollinator Week and Vision 2040
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2023-2024 Eastern Monarch Overwintering Population Plummets
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International Union for Conservation of Nature Amends 2022 Classification of Monarch Butterfly, Lowers Alarm on its Threatened Status
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Final Monarch Listing Decision Timeline Among Topics Addressed at FFM Plenary Meeting
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Landowners Enrolled in Voluntary Program for Monarchs Receive Protection
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The Livelihood of both Farmers and Monarchs Threatened by a Changing Climate
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Monarchs and the Endangered Species Act
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No Mow May Gaining Momentum in the United States