Building Historical Databases for Butterfly Monitoring to Support Research on Monarch Population Trends and Other Butterfly Pollinators

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Building Historical Databases for Butterfly Monitoring to Support Research on Monarch Population Trends and Other Butterfly Pollinators: The purpose of this project is to to leverage various efforts to bring together historical data on butterflies, with an emphasis on monarchs, and monarch hostplants, host those data within a small number of central portals, and then create export procedures to regularly upload data (with permission of individual data owners) to BISON.