MONARCH
INITIATIVE OF TULSA
As Oklahoma finds itself along the annual migration path of monarch butterflies, the plants we cultivate hold the power to directly impact their population. That's why The Sustainability Alliance has joined forces with the Monarch Initiative of Tulsa, dedicated to reversing the decline of these vital pollinators and empowering Oklahomans to become their protectors.
These magnificent creatures play a crucial role in our local ecosystems, fostering the growth of plants that surround our communities and sustaining our precious food supply. Embark on an extraordinary journey to support monarch conservation by attending the Monarchs on The Mountain Festival each fall, where the captivating world of monarch butterflies and pollinators awaits.
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We strive to equip you with valuable information that promotes the creation of habitats, paving the way for an increase in the monarch population during their migration through the Tulsa area. Together, we have the power to protect these remarkable creatures and preserve their critical role in our precious ecosystem.
Ready to unleash your inner conservationist? Take action now! Explore the following links to embark on your journey towards creating a thriving Monarch garden. Let your love for nature blossom and witness the transformative impact you can make. Additionally, we invite you to delve into our rich assortment of resources. From inspiring guides to helpful links, our collection provides a wealth of knowledge to fuel your passion and empower your commitment to monarch preservation.
The Monarchs on The Mountain festival takes place each fall during the annual migration season of monarch butterflies as the pass through Oklahoma to head south for the winter. There will be food, fun, and educational opportunities of children and adults alike. Learn from guest speakers about monarch conservation efforts, buy your local milkweed plants, and get to know organizations supporting this cause by visiting information booths across the event.
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