Spraying Pesticides is the Wrong Approach to Lyme Disease Prevention
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy submitted the letter below to our Loudoun County Board of Supervisors in opposition to the plan to...
Action Alert: Great Blue Heron Rookery in Ashburn – Send Email by March 25th
Mar 20, 2013
Currently being fast tracked through the County planning process is a rezoning application to allow a stadium at One Loudoun...
Let your voice be heard and help the Blue Ridge Center!
Mar 11, 2013
Recently the Blue Ridge Center applied for a grant from Loudoun County to help cover insurance costs that keeps the...
Leesburg Vulture Roost Update
Jan 11, 2013
The Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy would like to thank everyone who took action and spoke out on behalf of the vultures...
Action Alert: Do Not Allow Vultures to Be Killed In Leesburg
Jan 6, 2013
January 6, 2013 PLEASE TAKE ACTION: DO NOT ALLOW VULTURES TO BE KILLED IN LEESBURG Loudoun is home to...
Help Spread the Word about Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy
Nov 25, 2011
If you love our work then tell the world! You have an exciting opportunity to help LOUDOUN WILDLIFE CONSERVANCY make...
State Approves Unison Battlefield
Sep 24, 2011
You may remember the posting we did on the Unison Battlefield this past April: https://loudounwildlife.org/blog/2011/04/new-battlefield-historic-district-being-created-and-celebrated/ This location has some wonderful...
Streamside Buffers – YES! CBPO is a must for Loudoun!
Mar 10, 2011
The following article was prepared by Joe Coleman, President of Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy. We need to dispel the inaccuracies being proliferated around...
Imagine…
Nov 21, 2010
The Washington Post did a terrific article a few weeks ago on the problems with our water. The discussion has...
Protecting Our Streams
Sep 12, 2010
Natalie Pien contributed the wonderful article below for our next issue of the Habitat Herald. Due to the timeliness of it,...
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