Sometimes, butterflies need bridges #shorts #science

Butterflies are losing their habitats due to land development, leading to declining populations. To address this, scientists have engaged citizen scientists to collect data on butterfly populations across the UK. They discovered that some species are dying out, prompting the creation of landscape bridges to connect fragmented habitats. This allows butterflies to move between areas, increasing their range and access to resources. Conservation efforts have successfully increased populations, such as the Jamieris lucina, by 90%.

What can be done to help butterflies that do not fly over long distances?

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Which butterfly species has seen a significant population increase due to conservation efforts?

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