Writing in Nature: Surprised by Light
Photo by Candy Bostwick Nine people joined workshop leader Nancy Morgan at the Gate House on March 2 to write...
Good Weather for Skunk Cabbage, Less So for Birds
Photo by Michael Sciortino On a cold February morning 17 birders, led by Joe Coleman and Michael Sciortino, came out...
Volunteer Spotlight: Michelle and Aila McGregor
Michelle and Aila McGregor Aila McGregor and her mom, Michelle, have been volunteering with Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy since 2019. They...
Advocacy 101: Public Speaking
On February 22nd, Loudoun Wildlife hosted our first in-person Advocacy 101 event: Public Speaking. Conservation Advocacy Specialist Trinity Mills gave...
It Was Winter Weather, but Where Were the Waterfowl?
Photo by Jane Yocom The winter waterfowl field trip on February 18 certainly had chilly weather suitable for finding waterfowl,...
Were the Birds Hiding During the Bles Park Walk?
White-throated Sparrow.Photo by Michael Sciortino The monthly walk at Bles Park led by John Denice, Bryan Henson and Allison Gallo...
Woodpeckers and Bald Eagles Seen on Banshee Bird Walk
Red-tailed Hawk.Photo by Michael Sciortino Twenty-two birders met at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve for Loudoun Wildlife’s monthly bird walk on...
Amphibian Monitoring Training 2023
Frogs and toads are a vital part of our ecosystem and are considered an indicator species. Fluctuations in their populations...
Writing in Nature: Groundhog Day – Beneath the Surface
Photo by Nancy Morgan Thirteen participants gathered around the table in layers on February 2 to explore the idea of...
Conservation Lobby Day
Over the past few months, Conservation Advocacy Specialist Trinity Mills has been attending education and networking events for Our Common...