Advocacy 101: Writing Your Public Official
The first Advocacy 101 event of 2023 was held online on January 25th. Conservation Advocacy Specialist Trinity Mills talked about...
Volunteer Spotlight: Chris Henke
Chris Henke scouting out sites for Salt Watch. Chris reached out to Loudoun Wildlife in June of 2022, shortly after...
Banshee Walk had 41 Birders and 44 Species of Birds
Pileated Woodpecker.Photo by Michael Myers On a chilly January morning, an impressively large and hardy gaggle of 41 birders braved...
Close Encounter with Cooper’s Hawk Starts Off Bles Park Walk
Golden-crowned Kinglet.Photo by Bryan Henson Eighteen hardy birders braved the cold winds of a mid-January day to visit Bles Park...
Birdhouses and Barrels Art Auction: February 24 to March 3
More than 30 local artists and nature lovers, from a wide variety of artistic disciplines, have spent the winter creating...
Rusty Blackbirds Seen on Dulles Wetlands Walk
Rusty BlackbirdPhoto by Gerco Hoogeweg Novice and expert birders alike enjoyed the opportunity to go birding with Loudoun Wildlife on...
Writing in Nature: Carrying Forward
Photo by Nancy Morgan Twelve participants came together for the first new year’s Writing in Nature workshop led by Nancy...
Volunteer Spotlight: Jennifer Lumley
Sycamore tree. Jennifer Lumley has participated in our Audubon At Home Program (AAH) since 2018. As an AAH Ambassador, she...
The Native Book of ABCs for Virginia
by Sheila Ferguson Where does an interest and love of nature come from? For most of us, it begins in...
Creepers, Kinglets and 38 Other Species Seen on Banshee Bird Walk
American Goldfinch.Photo by Michael Sciortino On a cold and damp morning, 10 people showed up for Loudoun Wildlife’s regular bird...