Citizen Science is Thriving in Loudoun County
Vol. 13 Issue 4, Winter 2008 By E.Evans, M.Findley, N.Hamilton You might think that studies to map the mating activity...
Watching Over Our Waters
Oct 1, 2007
Vol. 2 Issue 3, Fall 1997 By Maria Ruth Stream Monitoring in Loudoun County Stream-monitoring programs, started in Loudoun County...
Butterfly Count 2007 Report
Sep 5, 2007
Orange Sulphur on ZinniasIda Lee Park, Leesburg The 2007 Butterfly Count was another success with 40 people participating, compared to...
Amphibian Monitoring Poster Contest 2007
Jun 1, 2007
To help promote our Loudoun Amphibian Monitoring Program across the county, we challenged the students of Loudoun High Schools to...
Butterfly Count 2006 Report
Sep 9, 2006
On August 5, the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy held its Tenth Annual Butterfly Count. The count is modeled after the Christmas...
Butterfly Count 2005 Report
Sep 10, 2005
Our 9th Annual Butterfly Count was a wonderful time! The weather was perfect – sunny enough for butterflies but not...
Water Quality in Big Spring Creek
Apr 1, 2005
Vol. 10 Issue 1, Spring 2005 By Darrell Schwalm Spring fed streams are favorite haunts for rainbow trout, even if...
Will Loudoun’s Streams Survive the Building Boom?
Jul 1, 2001
Summer 2001 By Fred Fox Photo by Nicole Hamilton Bulldozers roll across fields for a new 700-unit housing development. A...
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