A Tulsa Migration Celebration hosted by Chandler Park.
The Monarchs on The Mountain festival takes place each fall during the annual migration season of monarch butterflies as the pass through Oklahoma to head south for the winter. There will be food, fun, and educational opportunities of children and adults alike. Learn from guest speakers about monarch conservation efforts, buy your local milkweed plants, and get to know organizations supporting this cause by visiting information booths across the event.
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Local Vendors Supporting the Monarch Migration
- Local Vendors
- Food Trucks
2024 Monarchs on the Mountain Merch
In a partnership with Flash Flood Print Studios, we have a great selection to offer for Monarchs on the Mountain. This is a Limited Edition Run once this sale is over (Sept 2) they won’t be back!
Planting Events
Get ready to support our local pollinators through exciting planting events! This year’s initiative is even more special as we’re collaborating with parks and businesses to expand our impact. Join us in making a positive difference for our environment by participating in these events. Stay tuned for more details and dates to get involved and contribute to the well-being of our pollinator friends in Tulsa, OK. Your participation can make a significant impact on our local ecosystem!
Speakers
Topics
- Gardens, Zoos, and Monarchs
Mobile Migration
Again in 2024, we are hosting a Mobile Migration activity, symbolizing the Tri-Nation migration of Monarchs from their
northern breeding grounds up along the Canadian/US border south through the US East of the Rockies to their over-
wintering grounds in the Oyamel fir forests of Central Mexico, a nearly 3000-mile journey! We have chosen 6
gardens ranging from Oxley Nature Center as our northernmost point, down to the Audubon Society’s Flycatcher Trail
in Jenks. In between are some nifty locations many of you may be unaware of. Signage at each location will tell you
some interesting things about the various unique aspects of how the migration coincides with stages of a Monarch’s life
cycle and the generational progression of their journey! Enjoy and have fun!
Complete the Mobile Migration and be entered to win a prize!
To participate in the drawing you must have a Facebook or Instagram account
(While you are welcome to participate in the mobile migration without the social media aspect we cannot track these entries).
- Post selfies at each location using the hashtags #monarchsonthemountain and #tulsapollinator with each caption
- Make sure these photos are set to public so we can track them
- You must have photos from all 6 locations to be eligible for the drawing
Monarch Media Monday
Join us for a hybrid speaker panel on Monday, September 23th at 7PM as we celebrate the 9th annual Monarchs on the Mountain event hosted in a join event by the Tulsa Urban Wilderness Coalition and Gathering Place.
Transforming Open Spaces into Pollinator Paradise
Reading List
Learn about the Monarch Lifecycle