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On January 29 and 30 participants in the bird walks each morning at the frozen-over Dulles Wetlands braved cold and
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Much of Loudoun’s drinking water comes from Goose Creek and the Potomac River. As Loudoun grows, it is essential that
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Cathy volunteers with multiple Loudoun Wildlife programs. She is a trail leader on two of our bluebird nest box trails,
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Jacob van Schilfgaarde, Virginia Master Naturalist and Facility Supervisor at Banshee Reeks, shows us what to look for to see
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by Joe Coleman and Bryan Henson Birding Coordinators The Christmas Bird Count (CBC) is both the oldest and the largest
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This position has now been filled. Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Conservation Advocacy program is one of our four core programs that
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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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JANUARY 20, 2022 UPDATE: The Bles Park special exception passed unanimously on January 18 with only minor conditions for approval.
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We are bringing back the most exciting portion of our premier spring fundraising event: The Birdhouses of Loudoun County online
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Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy received a $41,432 grant from the Tides Foundation, on the recommendation of the Google Data Centers Grants