Saving the last of Vermont's native lupine
About this episode
The episode discusses the rare native lupine species in Vermont and the efforts to conserve it.
Most of the lupine that bloom across Vermont are non-native. But there's a very rare species of lupine that is native to Vermont, and there are almost none of these plants left in the state. Reporter Erica Heilman spent a day visiting a family of the rare Lupinus perennis with Vermont's head botanist.
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