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Golf courses planted 1,000 acres to save the monarch butterfly. Here’s why.

By Dan Kaiser / Bio / Published: August 18, 2020

In 2017, my EDF colleagues and I partnered with Audubon International to team up with a seemingly unlikely ally in pollinator conservation — golf courses.

Together, we launched Monarchs in the Rough, a program that partners with golf courses to restore monarch butterfly and other pollinator habitat in out-of-play areas. Read More »

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