Videos

Welcome to the Video Resources page!

Below you will find recorded webinars and educational videos about this study.

There are three short videos you should watch in order to submit data for this study. These required videos are embedded below. All videos are also available on our Youtube channel which we plan on adding educational content to as the study and summer progresses!

2020 RESULTS VIDEO

New to monarchs? This video is recommended: Monarchs and Milkweeds 101 (video length 7:07)

Otherwise, please begin by watching Part 1. Then watch Part II and Part III.

Part I: Overview (8:32)

Do you have one milkweed patch you are dividing or two milkweed patches?

For one milkweed patch please watch the following Part II and Part III. For two milkweed patches please jump down to your Part II and Part III

Part II: Getting Started (one milkweed patch) (8:54)

Part III: Weekly Data Collection (one milkweed patch) (7:04)

Two Milkweed Patches Videos Part II and III

Part II: Getting Started (two milkweed patches) (9:44)

Part III: Weekly Data Collection (two milkweed patches) (7:17)

Let us know if anything is unclear using this survey.

2020 Results Video

ReGrow Milkweed for Monarchs: A Citizen Science Study

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