Range Resources has been working with conservationists and others to enhance Monarch Butterfly habitat and “seed the future” for this very special species.

It’s not a connection many people might readily make—natural gas development and an increase in the number of monarch butterflies in the region. But for California University of Pennsylvania’s Supervisor of the Fish &..., Jose Taracido, the two have become inextricably linked. And he is happy to explain the importance behind the work that Range Resources is doing to repopulate southwestern Pennsylvania with pollinators like the monarch butterfly.

“It’s a huge thing that Range has come on board to help. Most companies won’t do it, but Range has jumped in with both feet. And I don’t know if they really even understand how much good they’re doing, and how much this work matters.”

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https://naturalgasnow.org/range-resources-seeds-future-monarch-butterfly/