Mike and Diane Canney held their third annual Wine, Wings and Wildlife event July 21 to support wildlife and Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy.  This time, the festivities were held at Sunset Hills Vineyard in Purcellville.  Read about the Canneys’ work in this article in the Purcellville Gazette.  

JK Moving and Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy Partner to Protect an Ecologically Unique and Significant Property in Loudoun Charitable Investment Ensures Preservation of Land and Wildlife     LEESBURG, Va. (June 15, 2018)—Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy (LWC)and JK Moving Services, a global moving, storage, relocation, and logistics enterprise, announced that they are partnering to protect an 87 acre […]

Fourteen people showed up Saturday, May 26, for the regular (every 4th Saturday) bird walk at the Blue Ridge Center for Environmental Stewardship in northwestern Loudoun County near Harpers Ferry.  A total of 54 species were observed though some, such as a Black-billed Cuckoo, which was heard by one birder along the driveway a little […]

  Join us Sunday, June 3rd, 4:00 – 6:30pm at Ida Lee – this is our 23rd Annual Meeting and we have a lot to share, including a warm farewell. Please RSVP today so we have a head count. Big Success Stories: 20 years of Wetland Conservation Success Mike Hayslett of Virginia Vernal Pools will take […]

The Dulles Greenway’s 13th annual Drive For Charity raised $315,860on Thursday.  The money will be donated to six local charities and the Greenway scholarship program.  In 13 years, the Dulles Greenway has now raised over $3.3 million for local charities and scholarships. The recipients this year are six non-profits and the Dulles Greenway Scholarship program. […]

A total of 14 birders led by Jane Yocom and Dori Rhodes spent a few lovely hours walking through Banshee Reeks this past Saturday, May 12. Highlights of the walk included good looks at Blue Grosbeak, Chestnut-sided Warbler, Scarlet Tanager, Swainson’s Thrush, Red-eyed Vireos, many Indigo Buntings and Baltimore Orioles. Several good heard-only or poorly seen birds […]

If you haven’t been able to join of the Celebrate Birds! birdwalks so far, you still can with a couple of outings in the next few days scheduled in conjunction with Loudoun Wildlife’s annual Birdathon and to celebrate World Migratory Bird Day. This is the height of migration so it’s a great time to go […]

On Saturday (the 28th) 24 people gathered for Loudoun Wildlife’s regular (every 4th Saturday) monthly bird walk at the Blue Ridge Center of Environmental Stewardship in northwestern Loudoun County. While it was clear migration had started it was also clear it wasn’t in full swing yet due to several misses that have turned up on […]

Sunday’s planting event at the future Sleeter Lake Park in Round Hill was an incredible success! Sixty people, a mix of town residents and Loudoun Wildlife members, many of them kids and their parents, showed up to plant 410 pollinator-friendly native perennials, trees, and shrubs. It was wonderful to watch everyone enthusiastically putting the plants […]