Volunteer Opportunity: Monarch Butterfly Tagging at The Confluence

Participate in monarch butterfly migration research by tagging butterflies at the park.

Join us for an unforgettable experience as we tag monarch butterflies at Waterloo Park during their annual migration! We’ll start the day with a brief presentation on monarch butterfly migration and tagging techniques. Then, we’ll head out to our designated tagging area, where you’ll have the opportunity to carefully catch and tag your very own monarch butterfly. Not only will you have the chance to interact with these amazing creatures up close, but you’ll also be contributing to important scientific research. The information gathered from tagged butterflies helps us better understand their migration patterns and overall population health. This event is perfect for nature enthusiasts (ages 12+) who want to learn more about these beautiful creatures and their incredible journey. Kids 11 and under can still lend a helping hand with their parent or guardian present. Don’t miss out on this unique and educational experience! Register today and join us on our monarch butterfly tagging adventure. RSVP here . Getting Here We will meet at Grandpa’s Lakeview Terrace (71 1/2 Trinity St) located at the south end of The Confluence. There is paid parking at the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center parking lot, The Convention Center Parking Garage at the corner of 5th St and Red River St, the parking lot located at 2nd St and Sabine St, and paid street parking along 3rd St and 5th St.