Nate Rott

So I asked Emma the exact same thing.

So I asked Emma the exact same thing.

So I asked Emma the exact same thing.

And that's because there are so many variations of what they could decide. And nobody wants to see any of the conservation work that's already going on to be disrupted. So like right now, there are volunteer networks, insect enthusiasts, conservation groups, states, tribes, agencies working to help monarchs. Here's Bridget Rollins, a staff attorney at the National Agricultural Law Center.

And that's because there are so many variations of what they could decide. And nobody wants to see any of the conservation work that's already going on to be disrupted. So like right now, there are volunteer networks, insect enthusiasts, conservation groups, states, tribes, agencies working to help monarchs. Here's Bridget Rollins, a staff attorney at the National Agricultural Law Center.

And that's because there are so many variations of what they could decide. And nobody wants to see any of the conservation work that's already going on to be disrupted. So like right now, there are volunteer networks, insect enthusiasts, conservation groups, states, tribes, agencies working to help monarchs. Here's Bridget Rollins, a staff attorney at the National Agricultural Law Center.

And remember, this is a species that migrates through nearly every state in a country where most of the land is privately owned.

And remember, this is a species that migrates through nearly every state in a country where most of the land is privately owned.

And remember, this is a species that migrates through nearly every state in a country where most of the land is privately owned.

Bingo. And Bridget says farmers she's talked to are really concerned that if the monarch butterfly gets listed, it could limit their use of pesticides. Remember, that's one of the biggest drivers of the species and really all insects declines. And it could limit where they plow and plant crops.

Bingo. And Bridget says farmers she's talked to are really concerned that if the monarch butterfly gets listed, it could limit their use of pesticides. Remember, that's one of the biggest drivers of the species and really all insects declines. And it could limit where they plow and plant crops.

Bingo. And Bridget says farmers she's talked to are really concerned that if the monarch butterfly gets listed, it could limit their use of pesticides. Remember, that's one of the biggest drivers of the species and really all insects declines. And it could limit where they plow and plant crops.

But again, you know, it's really important to remind listeners that this is just a proposed ruling, right? So regardless of whether the Fish and Wildlife Service decide to list it as threatened or endangered, or maybe they don't list it at all, there is going to be an opportunity for public comment, for reviews.

But again, you know, it's really important to remind listeners that this is just a proposed ruling, right? So regardless of whether the Fish and Wildlife Service decide to list it as threatened or endangered, or maybe they don't list it at all, there is going to be an opportunity for public comment, for reviews.

But again, you know, it's really important to remind listeners that this is just a proposed ruling, right? So regardless of whether the Fish and Wildlife Service decide to list it as threatened or endangered, or maybe they don't list it at all, there is going to be an opportunity for public comment, for reviews.

And most of this, remember, is going to take place under a new presidential administration.

And most of this, remember, is going to take place under a new presidential administration.

And most of this, remember, is going to take place under a new presidential administration.

So, yeah, I asked Bridget that when I talked to her before the election. And she said what I think everyone would say, which is that we don't really know, like we don't know what the Trump administration is going to do on so many fronts. But she did say we can look to his first term for clues.

So, yeah, I asked Bridget that when I talked to her before the election. And she said what I think everyone would say, which is that we don't really know, like we don't know what the Trump administration is going to do on so many fronts. But she did say we can look to his first term for clues.