National Parks/ Sanctuaries
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Common Names
mitchell's satyr butterfly
Regions
Indiana, United StatesMichigan, United StatesOhio, United States
Population
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Habitat
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Weight(in lbs) and Life Span
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Regions
Indiana, United States, Michigan, United States, Ohio, United States
Mitchell's Satyr is a rare and endangered butterfly species found in select locations in the United States. The estimated remaining population is very low, with specific numbers unknown. The main threats to this species include habitat loss, wetland degradation, and climate change. Conservation efforts focus on preserving its fen and wetland habitats, implementing habitat restoration, and captive breeding programs to aid in its recovery.
Activity Instructions
- Draw the Animal: Use the next page to draw a picture of the animal. Use your imagination and make it colorful!
- Write an Essay: Write a short essay about the conservation efforts to save this animal. Here are some questions to guide you:
- Why is this species important in its ecosystem?
- What are the threats it faces, and how can we help?
- What do you find most interesting about this species?
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