Politics & Government
Monarch Butterfly Haven Coming To Heisler Park In Laguna Beach
If you happen to see the orange-winged monarchs at Heisler Park, see where they land! New native milkweeds are approved to draw butterflies.
LAGUNA BEACH, CA — The Laguna Beach City Council approved establishing a haven for Monarch Butterflies at Heisler Park.
Coming soon, a monarch butterfly and pollinator garden will take root thanks to a recent resolution from the city council. The resolution includes the planting of the native milkweed plants and the installation of an educational sign.
Approximately 200-square-feet have been dedicated for the park, according to a city spokesperson.
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The installation will be a combination of city park staff and volunteers who will work together on the butterfly garden making it into a "conservation sanctuary" for monarch butterflies.
Want to help with establishing this habitat? Contact the city of Laguna Beach at 949-497-3311 for more information.
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