As I made my way up the last stretch of grassy slope on a mild spring morning, turning toward the meadow in S,DÁYES Flycatcher Forest, I was welcomed by a warm and familiar sight: Kathy Jago, our ever compassionate and plant-loving neighbour, bundled in her blanket, plant book in hand, enjoying a moment of quiet in the meadow she has tirelessly tended. Since 2022, Kathy has been stewarding…
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