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 \n·Please be a hero for our beloved monarch butterfly—an iconicspecies among thousands of pollinators in peril.  \n·Did you know that since the late 80's,the Eastern monarchpopulation has declined by more than 80%,and the Westernmonarch population by more than 90%?These are clear signs thatmonarchs need our help.  \n·Why are monarchs declining?Habitat loss and fragmentation areamong the biggest threats to monarch butterflies,and climatechange exacerbates these threats by impacting monarch breedinggrounds,migratory stopover habitats,and overwintering areas.  \n·Over the last decade,thousands of pledges have been taken bymayors and heads of local government across North America.Youcan be one of them!","cbCaihO9bbp6i1UT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihO9bbp6i1UT","pdf",1362176,"English","# Mayors' Monarch Pledge Advocacy Guide\n## Pledge Requirements and Steps\n## Suggested Talking Points for Advocacy Letters","[{\"question\":\"What is the goal of the Mayors' Monarch Pledge advocacy letter?\",\"answer\":\"The goal is to persuade local leadership to formally join the National Wildlife Federation's pledge program to support monarch butterfly conservation efforts in their community.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the specific procedural steps required for mayors participating in the pledge?\",\"answer\":\"Mayors must take the pledge by April 30, select at least three action items from a list of thirty, implement those actions throughout the year, and submit a progress report by December 1.\"},{\"question\":\"Why are monarch butterfly populations declining according to the document?\",\"answer\":\"Monarch populations are declining primarily due to habitat loss and fragmentation, with climate change further exacerbating these threats by negatively impacting their breeding grounds, migratory paths, and overwintering areas.\"}]","Mayors' Monarch Pledge - Advocacy Letter Template | PDF",1789629523]