Join us Sunday, June 3rd, 4:00 – 6:30pm at Ida Lee – this is our 23rd Annual Meeting and we have a lot to share, including a warm farewell. Please RSVP today so we have a head count. Big Success Stories: 20 years of Wetland Conservation Success Mike Hayslett of Virginia Vernal Pools will take […]

The Dulles Greenway’s 13th annual Drive For Charity raised $315,860on Thursday.  The money will be donated to six local charities and the Greenway scholarship program.  In 13 years, the Dulles Greenway has now raised over $3.3 million for local charities and scholarships. The recipients this year are six non-profits and the Dulles Greenway Scholarship program. […]

Sunday’s planting event at the future Sleeter Lake Park in Round Hill was an incredible success! Sixty people, a mix of town residents and Loudoun Wildlife members, many of them kids and their parents, showed up to plant 410 pollinator-friendly native perennials, trees, and shrubs. It was wonderful to watch everyone enthusiastically putting the plants […]

Whether you’re commuting, running errands or visiting friends, taking the Dulles Greenway on Thursday May 17 will make you feel good. That’s because this is the Greenway’s Drive for Charity, a special day each year when all tolls collected go to Loudoun County charities and towards scholarships for county students. The recipients of your dollars this year are […]

  March 31, 2018 The Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy Board of Directors seeks a committed and motivated individual to lead the nonprofit organization as Executive Director. We seek an Executive Director who is an experienced, dynamic, and visionary leader and will work with our Board, staff, members and community stakeholders to guide our organization to its […]

    On one day a year, people can give back by driving on the Dulles Greenway. That’s because of the Greenway’s Drive for Charity, a special day each year – May 18 this year – when all tolls collected go to Loudoun County charities. This year’s tolls will go to six non-profits and the […]

Her name was Meredyth but everyone knew her as Merry, “just like in Christmas,” she told one person. When she died last week from a rare blood disease, Merry Breed was park manager at Claude Moore Park in Sterling, part of the Loudoun County Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Services. “Merry was always interested […]

The Center for Conservation Biology says that according to 2016 survey results for the Virginia bald eagle population, there are 1,007 occupied breeding territories. Yes, more than 1,000 pairs! What’s really wonderful is that this total number represents a comeback for this magnificent bird from a low of 20 pairs in 1970. The Center says a […]

As we all know, it’s going to take a lot of work by all of us to restore the pollinator populations, including honey bees and Monarch butterflies, to healthy levels. Weather, pesticides, disease, habitat loss are contributing factors and we can’t control all of it but we need to do what we can. The current […]