Are butterfly releases at weddings a conservation concern or opportunity
An editorial addresses concerns about introductions of butterflies outside their natural range. Caution in indiscriminate releases (together with careful examination and effective monitoring of the spectrum of species utilized, and releasing only within their natural range) is clearly advisable, but...
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| description | An editorial addresses concerns about introductions of butterflies outside their natural range. Caution in indiscriminate releases (together with careful examination and effective monitoring of the spectrum of species utilized, and releasing only within their natural range) is clearly advisable, but over-regulation has potential to interfere with a practice with considerable potential to enhance awareness of butteries and their place in the natural world. |
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