Monarch butterflies officially occupied the endangered classification in 2022. However, environmentalists, scientists, and other interested parties have been sounding the alarm for years.

Sometimes your gut seems to have a mind of its own — and in a way it does. Credit...Eric Helgas for The New York Times Supported by By Trisha Pasricha Dr. Trisha Pasricha is a gastroenterologist ...

Each year, volunteers gather in Bandera County to track as many butterfly species as possible. The insects are a key ...

"I really love butterflies. I have loved them since I was little, and I love catching them," Ervin says. Park Ranger Peter Rae oversees the sessions and says the goal is to tag 300 butterflies ...

For most butterflies, finding a mate to share their short lives with is their most important mission. To meet 'the one' among a swathe of unsuitable or unwilling partners, butterflies must adopt ...

It's easy to take the wonders in our own backyard for granted. In this case, the beauty of butterflies inspired Dewees Island resident Judy Drew Fairchild to publish an illustrated guide titled ...

Learn more › Butterflies, like bees, play a crucial role in pollination by transferring pollen between flowers, aiding plant reproduction. A garden that attracts butterflies and other ...

People love butterflies. Welcomed by gardeners and just about anyone who spends time outdoors, butterflies are the endearing visitors that flutter along our landscapes from spring thaw to fall ...