Volume 30 Issue 3, Summer 2025 by Kim Strader, Volunteer Coordinator Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy kicked off the celebration of our
Volume 30 Issue 3, Summer 2025 by Tami Carlow When I decided to go to grad school for entomology in
Arunie began volunteering with Loudoun Wildlife in 2021 when she helped at JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary. Since then she
Loudoun Wildlife’s monthly bird walk at Sweet Run State Park brought out 12 birders including some new people and some
Horace’s Duskywings Were a Highlight at Claude Moore Walk
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Volume 30 Issue 3, Summer 2025 by BJ Lecrone, Wildlife Sanctuary Ambassador We knew there were Spotted Lanternfly (SLF) hotspots
Volunteer for the Native Plant Sale on September 12
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Loudoun Wildlife’s monthly Algonkian Park bird walk on July 20 was attended by 17 people, including a couple of first-
Eight people enjoyed the regular bird walk at Broad Run Stream Valley Park on July 19. The walk got off
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