The Mystic Migration of the Monarch Butterfly

MONICA ECHEVERRIA | DEPUTY DIRECTOR, WWF HISPANIC & LATIN AMERICA ENGAGEMENT
Every year, at the end of summer, the monarch butterfly starts a long journey of almost 3,000 miles from the US and Canada to escape the winter, arriving to the mountains in central Mexico where they find the perfect conditions to hibernate. This migration is considered one of the most impressive natural phenomena on Earth. Join Monica as she reveals some of the fascinating abilities of these butterflies, why they’re important, and what you can do to help them along their journey.

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