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Did you know that lawn fertilizers can impact the health of our local streams? When it rains, excess fertilizer applied
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Did you know that Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy, in collaboration with Audubon of Northern Virginia, has a cadre of volunteers who
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Shooting Stars, Virginia Bluebells, Rue Anemone and more native wildflowers were admired on the April 8 walk at Ball’s Bluff
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Field Sparrow.Photo by John Denice Thirty-three people gathered on a beautiful spring day on April 8 for the monthly bird
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Bald Eagles primarily eat fish, and you will often find their nests near a good water-based food source. They are
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After a dry start to the amphibian season, the week prior to our walk gave our area enough moisture and
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Al has been volunteering with Loudoun Wildlife since 2019. He started by assisting his wife, Jenny Erickson, with the Amphibian
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Because it had rained all night long and rain was in the forecast, only five of the 15 people who
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More than 55 people of all ages gathered along the banks of the South Fork of the Catoctin Creek for
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Now that the eaglet/eaglets at Dulles Wetlands have made it through the first two weeks with rapid growth and development