Butterflies are disappearing. Here’s how Colorado community scientists are working to save them.

“It's a complex picture of ups and downs, but what we do know for certain is that, overall, we are losing more butterflies than we are gaining,” one scientist said. “It’s a pretty scary picture.”

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