Monarch butterfly populations are declining, with western numbers at a record low, prompting conservation actions.

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Butterfly Pavilion’s new exhibit highlights the cultural connections between humans and their invertebrate neighbors.

Many Delaware groups, including conservation organizations, state agencies and Sen. Stephanie Hansen, D-Middletown, are ...

A resourceful and sensitive housing project in Brisbane provides accommodation for Indigenous women, children and Elders, and ...

“We’re working with the Mexican government to improve and restore monarch habitat,” Bryant ... connect it out there.” For the project, staff with the Butterfly Pavilion worked with the ...

The researchers say that the decline in butterfly populations is likely due to a combination of factors, including habitat loss, climate change, and pesticide use. They say that it is important to ...

Homeowners can support insect populations by creating pollinator habitats in their yards, even small changes like planting a tree can help.

The Butterfly Pavilion's most recent mission is to find tangible solutions to the "invertebrate apocalypse," said officials. They point to the fact that despite making up 97% of all known animal ...

Dozens of people across Washington state who worked at national parks and forests have lost their jobs in recent weeks, as ...

America’s butterflies are disappearing because of insecticides, climate change and habitat loss, with the number of the winged beauties down 22% since 2000, a new study finds.

The state butterfly is the tiger swallowtail ... are launching the State of Delaware Dragonfly Project. For school-age kids, the project includes grade level-specific lesson plans and essay ...