Edmonton Journal
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Aug 7, 2026
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The butterfly effect: Edmontonians asked to join effort to track monarchs
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The butterfly effect: Edmontonians asked to join effort to track monarchs
'The monarch is probably the most recognizable butterfly across North America, but most people don't recognize the threats they face from habitat loss'
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By Jackie Carmichael
Published Aug 07, 2026
Last updated 4 hours ago
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A Monarch butterfly rests on a plant at the Lemoine Point Conservation Area on Thursday, July 30, 2026, …
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