Native Monarchs Success Story Video
Native Monarchs is a Ventura County-based non-profit organization dedicated to building and restoring habitat for monarch butterflies and other essential pollinators. In recent decades, the Monarch butterfly population declined by over 90%, prompting urgent action from conservationists. Stunned to witness this decline firsthand, Native Monarchs founder Chris Amendt dove into action to help reverse these numbers. This video success story captures one part of Native Monarchs’ ongoing mission to save these incredible, essential creatures.
This video success story showcases a pivotal Native Monarchs project, using donated land to create a new habitat for monarch butterflies and other pollinators. A local golf course generously donated a parcel of unused, out-of-play land to the project. With land secured, dedicated Native Monarchs volunteers transformed this previously overlooked area. The project involved planting a variety of species, including milkweed, nectar plants, succulents, and drought-tolerant varieties. The result is a vibrant sanctuary where monarch butterflies can flourish.
Searle Creative worked with Native Monarchs to capture this inspiring transformation in a video success story. The video documents the physical changes to the land and highlights the Monarch butterfly at various stages of its development. The video provides a vivid portrayal of the habitat’s evolution and the impact of the conservation efforts. It serves as both a celebration of the organization’s achievements as well as a call to action for continued support in the fight to protect these remarkable creatures.