Birding the Blue Ridge Center – Field Report Feb 2016
While yesterday morning’s regular monthly bird walk at the Blue Ridge Center for Environmental Stewardship wasn’t very birdy, it was...
January Volunteer Connection
Happy New Year, all! I absolutely love the first few weeks of January. It’s a time to be optimistic, motivated,...
December Volunteer Connection
This month in Volunteer Connection, we are featuring Sharon Plummer, the Managing Editor of our beloved Habitat Herald newsletter. While...
Birding Banshee – in November
Nine birders were greeted by strong cold wind at the monthly walk at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve in Loudoun County...
November Volunteer Connection
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy volunteers are a very active bunch. You’ll find us in the field monitoring, at annual events and...
Online tool helps identify best Virginia native plants for pollinators
October 8, 2015 Contact: Jim Meisner Jr., DCR Public Relations Specialist, (804) 786-8442, jim.meisner@dcr.virginia.gov Online tool helps identify best Virginia...
MILKWEED RECOVERY? See new report by Make Way for Monarchs
Make Way for Monarchs has published a new 20-page, full color report entitled “Monarch Recovery from a Milkweed’s Point of View:...
Where turtles roam by Donna Quinn, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy
Why did the turtle cross the road? She was likely living between two ponds, both man made, one in a...
Birding Banshee Reeks in August — Field Report
Sixteen birders showed up for the monthly birdwalk on August 8th at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve in Loudoun County, sponsored...
Liam McGranaghan receives the Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators
Those of us fortunate enough to know Liam McGranaghan, know him as a conservationist, educator, falconer and astute naturalist, and friend....