There are pages and photos to help readers identify Monarchs and their almost look-alikes such as the Viceroy and Soldier. Dozens of plants have been selected and grown here strictly because of their usefulness as butterfly habitat both for nectar and raising caterpillars.Īs a result, I have read books and articles as well as taught classes on butterfly lives in an effort to raise awareness of how the plight of butterflies is intricately intertwined with our own fate.īaumle's book is a lovely introduction to Monarch Butterflies: Who they are, their life-cycle, the threat to their numbers, how to help and how to connect with others in the community of people who want to make a difference. In our yard we call ourselves people who raise butterflies as much as plants.
Not in an academic sense but from the point of view of a garden writer and gardener. I've been studying butterflies for at least a decade. I recommend this wonderful book for classrooms, teachers, scout groups and nature lovers in general.
"The Monarch: Saving Our Most-Loved Butterfly" by Kylee Baumle has just been released by St.
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