Sit in with The Capital Naturalist, award-winning naturalist and storyteller Alonso Abugattas, as he describes the diversity, habits, history and
From appearance to behavior, insects have developed elaborate ruses to deceive potential predators or lure prey. Join Dr. Clare Walker
The summer heat has settled in and that means it’s time to look for butterflies. Led by Anne Ellis and
Last week we hosted our first in-person education presentations since the beginning of the pandemic. On evening of July 16,
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy volunteer, Lynn Lothman, visited a summer camp for children with disabilities at Moorefield Station Elementary in Ashburn
Firefly or lightening bug — what do you call the insects that put on a nightly light show during the
A group of enthusiastic folks joined leaders Bryan Henson, Allison Gallo and Michel Myers for a dragonfly and damselfly walk
Photo by Michael Sciortino July 10 was a spectacular summer day for a bird walk as the 19 people at
It was a rather warm and muggy night for the amphibian walk on June 26. Fortunately, the heavy rains of
The Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy (LWC) / Northwest Federal Credit Union (NWFCU) Milkweed Sale on Saturday, June 26 was a great