Stream Monitors Are Certified as Trainers
Training participants (L to R) Jessica McCaulley, Ben Rhoades and Amy Ulland with Trainer Kira Carney at Tuscarora Creek.Photo by...
Festival Participants Get Close Look at Stream Critters
The weather was perfect for exhibiting at the Goose Creek Association’s Fall Festival at the Aldie Mill on September 19....
Gray Treefrog is the Favorite of the Amphibian Monitoring Season
Adult Gray Treefrog.Photo by Jenny Erickson As we near the end of our first season of our Amphibian Monitoring Program...
4259 Reasons to Love Hot Weather
By Anne Ellis Butterfly Count Coordinator This year marked the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s 25th annual butterfly count. Twelve teams were...
Butterfly Counting in Loudoun County
Volume 26 Issue 3, Summer 2021 by Michele Savage, Habitat Herald Managing Editor The butterflies must be counted — each...
2021 Spring Stream Survey Results
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Stream Team conducted 12 stream health surveys around the county this spring. These surveys use a protocol...
Volunteer of the Quarter: Ken Dzombar
Volume 26 Issue 2, Spring 2021 by Kim Strader, Volunteer Coordinator The Bluebird Monitoring Program is Loudoun Wildlife’s largest Citizen Science effort,...
Stream Monitoring Begins at JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary
To protect the environmentally sensitive habitat and rare species, JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary is not open for general public...
North Fork of the Catoctin Receives Perfect Score
Although no snails turned up in the net, the team did discover some snail eggs! Photo by Amy Ulland. Shortly...
Crooked Run Receives a Very Healthy Score
Phil Daley, Certified Monitor and Regional Trainer, has monitored the Crooked Run stream site since 2008. While the site is...