No, this statement is incorrect. Climate change is actually damaging monarch butterfly populations. Monarch butterflies are highly dependent on specific climatic conditions and rely on the availability of milkweed plants to lay their eggs. However, climate change is causing shifts in weather patterns, including alterations in temperature and precipitation, which can disrupt the monarch butterfly life cycle and affect the availability and quality of milkweed plants. Furthermore, climate change also contributes to habitat loss as extreme weather events, such as hurricanes and droughts, can destroy the monarch butterfly's natural habitat. All these factors combined are leading to a decrease in monarch butterfly populations, not an increase.
