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"Environmental Choices" I once saw a migration in progress. A park close by had thousands of Monarch Butterflies in the trees, covering them like Autumn leaves. I had never seen it before even though I had lived in the area for a long time. I wondered what had changed. It turned out they had stopped cutting the weeds that grew in the ditches. Leaving the Milk Weed for the Monarchs. Now millions survive that at one time would have died on their long migration route. Sometimes the answers to difficult questions are very simple and easy. |
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