April is National Frog Month
Here we are, right smack in the middle of the froggy season and it’s time to celebrate National Frog Month!
Stinging Nettle
Vol. 16 Issue 1, Spring 2011 By Ryan Robinson The stinging nettle (Urtica dioica) is a curious plant, capable of
Exciting Project to Document Rare Virginia Dragonflies, Butterflies and more
This just in from Christopher S. Hobson, VA DCR – Division of Natural Heritage: The Virginia Department of Conservation and
In case you missed it on the news, here’s a nice 2 minute expose by CBS on the status of
Smart’s Mill Middle School Teacher Natalie Pien and the Smart’s Mill Ecology Club Receive 2011 Tolbert Environmental Achievement Awards Leesburg,
I thought this would be fun to share with everyone…. an underwater view of wood frog eggs from last week
We had our last of three amphibian monitoring program kickoffs this past Saturday. This one was held at Algonkian Regional
Doug Tallamy shared a wealth of wisdom!
We had almost 200 people come to our program last Tuesday [photo album], where Dr. Tallamy talked about how the
Stream Monitoring was one of the first citizen science programs we created when Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy stood up in 1995. Since then, we
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