Monarch Tagging

Monarch tagging is a great way to participate in an important conservation practice and citizen science project! The monarch population has been declining since the mid 1990s, and we tag them as part of a national research project to better understand their migration patterns. Join a Fayette County Conservation naturalist to learn about the monarch's unique life cycle, how to handle them, determine their gender, and properly tag them. All butterflies will be released after we tag them. All ages are encouraged to participate. Bring a butterfly net if you have one, otherwise we have some to share!

You may also like the following events from Fayette County Conservation:

• This Tuesday, 2nd September, 05:00 pm, Monarch Tagging in West Union
• This Friday, 5th September, 10:00 am, 2025 Kauten Fen Tour in Fayette