World Wildlife Fund says there's a slight recovery in the migratory population of the Monarch butterfly

The video discusses the slight recovery in migratory populations in the U.S. due to climate conditions. It highlights the complexity of the issue, requiring investments and work. International cooperation is emphasized, with commitments from the U.S., Canada, and Mexico to support monarch conservation. However, concrete actions, especially from the U.S., are lacking. The main threat to migration is the eradication of milkweed plants.

What is the current trend in the migratory population of monarch butterflies in the United States?

• A slight recovery

• A significant decline

• A complete recovery

• No change

What is required to address the complexity of the monarch butterfly conservation issue?

• More research

• Investments and work

• Public awareness

• Government regulations

How long has the task force been working on monarch butterfly conservation?

• Three months

• One year

• Six months

• Nine months

Which countries' leaders committed to working together for monarch conservation?

• United States, Canada, and Mexico

• United States, Mexico, and Brazil

• United States, Canada, and Brazil

• Canada, Mexico, and Brazil

What is the major threat to the survival of monarch butterflies in the United States?

• Eradication of milkweed

• Habitat destruction

• Climate change

• Pesticide use