Reseeding Native Habitat
Wendy Fachon host of the Story Walking Hour interviewed guest Sue Theriault, Vice President of Rhode Island Wild Plant Society and head of its ReSeeding RI initiative on September 7, 2026.
“Wild plant collectives across the Northeast are propagating native plants to restore native ecosystems with healthy genetic diversity. Insects, birds, and other local wildlife co-evolved with native plants and rely on them for survival. Many specialized insects need specific native plants to complete their life cycles. For example, Monarch butterfly larvae will only eat the leaves of milkweeds.” Read the rest of the description and find related resources.
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