Restoring Two Vernal Pools at JK Black Oak
Volume 31 Issue 2, Spring 2026 by Sheila Ferguson and Gerco Hoogeweg Vernal pools play a critical role in supporting...
Too Much of a “Good” Thing: Don’t Let Autumn Olive Overwhelm You
Volume 31 Issue 2, Spring 2026 by Abigail Seeley If someone is searching for Autumn Olive berries, most likely they...
Learning Grows as We Grow Naturalists
Volume 31 Issue 2, Spring 2026 by Tracey Baroody, Director of Education Loudoun Wildlife’s Peterson Young Naturalist Program (PYNP) continued...
Shaping Our Wildlife Sanctuary Program: How Can You Help Wildlife?
Volume 31 Issue 1, Winter 2026 by Brian Magurn, Wildlife Sanctuary Ambassador Doug Tallamy’s latest book is titled “How Can...
2025 Report: Bluebirds Decline, Tree Swallows Surge
Volume 31 Issue 1, Winter 2026 by Rich Wailes, Volunteer Data Coordinator The 2025 nesting season brought significant shifts in...
If We Kill It, Will They Leave? A Spotted Lanternfly Story by Tracy Whittington, Virginia Master Naturalist
Volume 31 Issue 1, Winter 2026 by Tracy Whittington, Virginia Master Naturalist In the spring of 2025, the Ashburn Village...
Mist Netting at JK Black Oak Reveals Bat Diversity and Surprises
Volume 30 Issue 4, Fall 2025 by Bruce Kimmel, JK Black Oak Bat Project Director In 2021, the Virginia Master...
Smarter Salting Protects Our Streams and Wildlife
Volume 30 Issue 4, Fall 2025 by Amy Ulland, Stream Monitoring Coordinator Loudoun Wildlife requested that these open salt bags...
Plant Two Fall Keystone Plants, Not Mums
Volume 30 Issue 4, Fall 2025 by BJ Lecrone, Wildlife Sanctuary Ambassador Like mums, Common Blue Wood Aster can shine...
Thirty Years of Standing Up for Wildlife by Preserving Habitat
Volume 30 Issue 4, Fall 2025 by Joe Coleman, Birding Coordinator Joe Coleman has been leading birding walks almost since...