The Fort Worth Botanic Garden’s “Butterflies in the Garden” exhibit is back and will be here until April 30 . Although their lives only last a few weeks, butterflies play a significant role in the ecosystem.
Visitors are educated about the insects’ environmental impact while offering an immersive experience that makes guests feel as if they’ve traveled across the globe.
Monarch butterflies, local to Texas, are vulnerable to endangerment, according to the Endangered Species Coalition. Their decline reflects a broader trend, as many butterfly species face increasing threats. The Botanic Garden aims to lead conservation efforts through education.
With their delicate nature, the winged insects are shipped in their pupa during the metamorphosis phase. Behind that careful process is an extensive effort by the garden’s staff to ensure each stage is handled properly…