The forest is chopped - butterflies do not fly
Over the past 30 years, illegal cutting and plowing have ruined 44% of Mexico forests. Meanwhile, the coniferous forests of the Mexican state of Michoacan are the place of wintering monarch, a beautiful orange-black butterfly, which has become a living symbol of nature protection in Canada and the USA. In the fall, millions of these butterflies fly here for wintering, and in March they return to Canada. In November last year, five areas of forest with a total area of 561 square meters.