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Frogs and toads are a vital part of our ecosystem and are considered an indicator species. Fluctuations in their populations
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Becky has been a Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy member since 2014 and began volunteering with us in 2017. She has been
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The Orme Farm application was originally similar to other data center-related applications that have been before the Board. Concerns with
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You can watch the Bluebird Monitoring orientation program to find out more about nestbox monitoring and volunteer for the coming
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Ten hardy birders joined Loudoun Wildlife’s four walk leaders at the Dulles Greenway Wetlands on a very cold December 7
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The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources and William and Mary’s Institute for Integrative Conservation lead the Wildlife Vehicle Collision Mitigation
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Lisa McKew, Volunteer Education Assistant for Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Bluebird Monitoring program, gives an orientation to the program and the
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Ten participants gathered at the Gatehouse in Morven Park on December 8 for Loudoun Wildlife’s winter seed-sowing event. The class
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Like most, if not all, natural areas in Northern Virginia, JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary is overrun with invasive plants.
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Rick has “had a lifelong interest in the outdoors, nature, conservation, travel, hiking, and camping” and has been a Loudoun