Much of Loudoun’s drinking water comes from Goose Creek and the Potomac River. As Loudoun grows, it is essential that
Cathy volunteers with multiple Loudoun Wildlife programs. She is a trail leader on two of our bluebird nest box trails,
Jacob van Schilfgaarde, Virginia Master Naturalist and Facility Supervisor at Banshee Reeks, shows us what to look for to see
by Joe Coleman and Bryan Henson Birding Coordinators The Christmas Bird Count (CBC) is both the oldest and the largest
This position has now been filled. Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Conservation Advocacy program is one of our four core programs that
Frogs and toads are a vital part of our ecosystem and are considered an indicator species. Fluctuations in their populations
JANUARY 20, 2022 UPDATE: The Bles Park special exception passed unanimously on January 18 with only minor conditions for approval.
We are bringing back the most exciting portion of our premier spring fundraising event: The Birdhouses of Loudoun County online
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy received a $41,432 grant from the Tides Foundation, on the recommendation of the Google Data Centers Grants
Protecting Bles Park’s Natural Assets On October 14, 2021, the Loudoun County Planning Commission voted to recommend denial of Bles