Because 26 people showed up for Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s monthly walk at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve on February 12, we
Volume 27 Issue 1, Winter 2022 by Anne Owen, Audubon at Home Program Coordinator Emeritus As the garden lab coordinator
Volume 27 Issue 1, Winter 2022 Review by Steve Allen Two young geniuses, James Watson and Francis Crick, were in a
Volume 27 Issue 1, Winter 2022 by Kim Strader, Volunteer Coordinator The Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy inspires, motivates, and engages people to
February is not usually a month for benthic macroinvertebrate collection. However, Stream Monitoring Program Coordinator Amy Ulland made an exception
Volume 27 Issue 1, Winter 2022 by BJ Lecrone, Office Management/Online Outreach As a Virginia Master Naturalist and Audubon at Home Ambassador,
Five participants joined the Writing in Nature group on a rainy Thursday, February 3. We focused on February’s reputation for
Forget the winter cold — sit back and watch Ami Mason show us a beautiful display of wildflowers throughout the
Undeterred by the frigid temperatures, participants gathered at the Waterford Foundation to hear a presentation by Dr. Genevieve de Messieres
On January 29 and 30 participants in the bird walks each morning at the frozen-over Dulles Wetlands braved cold and