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EPISODE · Jul 10, 2025 · 10 MIN

Restoring Nature: Carolyn Summers Cultivates Biodiversity at Sullivan County’s Flying Trillium

from WJFF - The Local Edition - Special Report · host Jamie Case

Radio Catskill's Jaime Case explores the intersection of biodiversity, conservation, and native plants with environmentalist and landscape designer Carolyn Summers. In this conversation, Summers shares insights from her ambitious 20-year project, Flying Trillium, located on a 100-acre property in Sullivan County. The project serves as both a living laboratory and a sanctuary—where native plants are not only cultivated but allowed to flourish alongside local wildlife. 

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