Tag: Monarch Butterfly

From Fleming’s Frost Campus to Mexico: How Conservation Biology Students are Tracking Monarch Migration with Cutting-Edge Technology

By early September, the annual migration of monarch butterflies is hard to miss. These beautiful tiny travelers flutter past meadows and backyard gardens, embarking on an epic journey all the way to Mexico. This year, two monarch butterflies named Connie and Sandy are giving us a front-row seat to their adventure. For students in Fleming… Continue reading From Fleming’s Frost Campus to Mexico: How Conservation Biology Students are Tracking Monarch Migration with Cutting-Edge Technology

Fleming Students Help Endangered Monarch Butterflies

Lindsay, ON – “I actually refer to Fleming as finding my Hogwarts,” Jenna Lynch said with a laugh. It’s a comparison she makes, she said, because Harry Potter found a sense of purpose and community in the wizarding world, and Lynch has found the same thing at Fleming College. And like Harry Potter, she never… Continue reading Fleming Students Help Endangered Monarch Butterflies