Saving Our Monarchs. One Milkweed at a Time.

Why Support the Save Our Monarchs Foundation?
The monarch butterfly is in trouble. Their numbers are down 90% of what they were in 1992. And the milkweed plant population, which is indispensable to the monarch, is also down 90%.
Milkweed plants are the only source of food for the monarch caterpillar. But these plants are rapidly disappearing, due to the loss of habitat stemming from land development and the widespread spraying of weed killer on the fields where they live.
We want to promote the recovery of the monarch population now. One milkweed at a time. The Save Our Monarchs Foundation is solely dedicated to saving the monarch butterfly by planting more milkweed.
Please join us in helping save the monarch butterfly!
The monarch butterfly is in trouble. Their numbers are down 90% of what they were in 1992. And the milkweed plant population, which is indispensable to the monarch, is also down 90%.
Milkweed plants are the only source of food for the monarch caterpillar. But these plants are rapidly disappearing, due to the loss of habitat stemming from land development and the widespread spraying of weed killer on the fields where they live.
We want to promote the recovery of the monarch population now. One milkweed at a time. The Save Our Monarchs Foundation is solely dedicated to saving the monarch butterfly by planting more milkweed.
Please join us in helping save the monarch butterfly!
Who We AreSave Our Monarchs is a grassroots 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to saving the embattled monarch butterflies.
We are gardeners who believe that getting dirt under our fingernails and planting milkweed seeds – the monarch caterpillar's only source of sustenance – is the best way to save the endangered butterflies. One Milkweed at a Time. . . How do we propose saving our monarch butterflies? It’s simple, really. We're distributing Asclepius syriaca seeds to anyone who will join us in our mission. The best way to help the monarch butterfly is to rebuild their habitat and give them the food they need to survive. GET YOUR SEEDS NOW! Photos From Our Friends!Got Extra Seeds?![]() We receive lots of emails from monarch enthusiasts wanting to donate extra seeds from their own plantings. We are more than happy to accept cleaned seeds for redistribution, provided you include details about species and origin.
You can mail them to us at: Save Our Monarchs Foundation PO Box 390135 Minneapolis, MN 55439 Follow Us on Facebook! |
Importance of Milkweed HabitatCredit: Pheasants Forever Join the Save Our Monarchs School Pollinator Garden Program!Every school, scout troop and 4H club is invited to participate in the Save Our Monarchs Pollinator Garden Program. Once enrolled, schools will receive a Pollinator Garden Mix pouch containing 17 wildflower, ten (10) annuals for first-year color, plus seven (7) perennials for second and successive years’ bloom....perfect for children to plant in a Butterfly & Bee Garden!
We currently have created 4,319 school gardens across the US and want 2019 to be a big success for the schools. Our goal this year is to plant over 10,000 Pollinator Gardens across the US. GET YOUR SCHOOL ENROLLED TODAY! Become a Monarch Evangelist!News & Events![]() January 21, 2019
Help Save Our Monarchs this Earth Day! Whether you're celebrating with friends, family or planning a company event, planting milkweed is a great way to give back to our planet. LEARN MORE! ![]() July 23, 2018
Enter the 3rd Annual Save Our Monarchs Photo Contest! Visit us on Facebook for rules to enter. We will select the top 5 on our Facebook page for a final vote! ENTER NOW! ![]() August 31, 2017
In June, TransCanada partnered with the Save Our Monarchs and many volunteers to plant 6,000 native wildflowers around TransCanada’s Woolfolk Gas Plant in Big Rapids, MI. LEARN MORE ![]() August 23, 2017
Kay MacNeil, one of the top Evangelists for the SaveOurMonarchs Foundation, featured in Wall Street Journal's 'Chicago Life' supplement. LEARN MORE ![]() June 8, 2017
TransCanada & Save Our Monarchs partnership aims to help butterfly population take off READ MORE |