Volunteer Spotlight: Mimi Westervelt
How long have you volunteered with Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and how did you hear about us? Miriam (Mimi) has volunteered...
ADVOCACY ALERT: Prevent Route 15 Bypass Through JK Black Oak
UPDATE: The informational packet for the Planning Commission’s public hearing has been published. View it here. Staff recommends “consideration of...
Walk for Wildlife 2021 Highlights
“This was fun!” “I explored new natural areas!” “I learned new animals and plants!” “My daily walk turned into an...
The Peterson Young Naturalist Program: Nurturing the Naturalistic Intelligence
By Miriam Westervelt PhD Photo by Miriam Westervelt What a joy it is this fall to get outside in person...
Giving Tuesday is November 30
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy is a membership-based, volunteer driven nonprofit organization committed to preserving, protecting, and restoring wildlife habitat in Loudoun...
Distinguishing Macros from Debris at Dry Mill Branch Site
Newly certified monitors Tracy and Cooper Niess.Photo by Amy Ulland Loudoun Wildlife’s Stream Team welcomes newly certified stream monitors Tracy...
An Abundance of Hermit Thrushes Found at Banshee Reeks
Photo by Lisa Streckfuss Because 28 people showed up for our regular bird walk at Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve on...
New Monitoring Site at Goose Creek Receives Indeterminate Rating
On a chilly Saturday morning, a team of seven volunteers from Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy, River Creek Confluence Park Committee, and...
Landfill or Vernal Pool at JK Black Oak?
On November 6 Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy, together with the Lucketts Ruritan Club, held the first trash clean-up day at JK...
Harvest: Celebrating the Season with Writing in Nature
Photo by Candy Bostwick Four participants, three returning, joined the third session of Writing in Nature on a chilly fall...