We're thrilled to introduce Save The Monarchs: a Pollinator Pilsner developed in collaboration with our friends at Anthem Brewing. Crisp and crushable with herbal and floral notes, and crafted with local honey, this is a beer you can feel GREAT about.

With the announcement of this year’s record low monarch population overwintering numbers, we’re gearing up for some hard work in the coming months. It takes resources to make this happen, and Anthem has stepped up to generously donate a portion of proceeds in support of our efforts to save the monarchs!

We're also grateful to local artist and pollinator protector, Rick Sinnett, who donated the eye-catching and colorful label design.

Making a difference really is as simple as grabbing a six-pack. The best news? They'll be on shelves this April! You're invited to join us for a pre-release celebration on National Beer Day (April 7) at the Anthem Taproom! 

Don't miss your chance to try 'Save The Monarchs,' stock up on native plants, and grab a limited edition pint glass while you're at it. Full details below!

When should I mow? How often? Will it disturb my backyard biome?

We hear you! The answers to these questions and (many) more are available in one handy location: The Okies For Monarchs website, of course. From ideal height and frequency to considerations we can take to keep wildlife safe while mowing, this helpful guide has it all. Get familiar at the link below! 

A slow-moving, orange and black butterfly dances on a late April breeze. You scramble to find your phone for a photo, and successfully capture a picture of the critter mid-flight. After zooming in for a closer look, you notice that the shade of this potential monarch isn't *quite* the shade of orange you're used to. 

Here's where we come in! Our team has assembled a Monarch Identification Guide, helpful for differentiating between similar species, in addition to tried and true methods for telling the sexes apart. Go forth, citizen scientists!

We're big fans of Oklahoma Friends of Monarchs, a Facebook group for folks interested in supporting monarchs in Oklahoma! Moderated by our friends Sandra Schwinn and Laura Cornwell Reynolds, this informative page features educational resources, upcoming events, sightings, and so much more. If you're on Facebook, flutter on over to the link below to start your journey!

Since 2016, we’ve proven successful at bringing Oklahomans together to ensure our landscapes and gardens support thriving monarch migrations for generations to come. Your support will help take action to save the monarch butterfly populations from further decline.

Our work relies on the support of generous donors like you: can we count you in?