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Writing in Nature: Carrying Forward

Writing in Nature: Carrying Forward

Jan 9, 2023

Photo by Nancy Morgan Twelve participants came together for the first new year’s Writing in Nature workshop led by Nancy...

Wild About Loudoun: Art Exhibit at Government Center

Wild About Loudoun: Art Exhibit at Government Center

Dec 12, 2022

Seven photographers associated with Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy have come together to present an exhibit of 31 photographs of Loudoun County’s...

Writing in Nature: Moving Words

Writing in Nature: Moving Words

Dec 5, 2022

Photo by BJ Lecrone Four participants joined us for the December 1 workshop led by Nancy Morgan entitled Moving Words. ...

Outdoor Classroom Training: Healthy Connections

Outdoor Classroom Training: Healthy Connections

Nov 21, 2022

Nature mandala. Photo by Miriam Westervelt The Peterson Young Naturalist Program held its K-12 Outdoor Classroom Training: Healthy Connections teacher...

Learning About a Year in the Life of an Owl

Learning About a Year in the Life of an Owl

Nov 8, 2022

Liz and Tim Dennison with two of their owl ambassadors.Photo by Jim McWalters Sixty-five people attended the Year in the...

Writing in Nature: Color, Texture, Shape, Form

Writing in Nature: Color, Texture, Shape, Form

Nov 7, 2022

Colors and textures on the picnic table.Photo by Lorna Schmid Eleven participants showed up for the November 3 workshop entitled...

Loudoun Wildlife Members Dig Native Plants

Loudoun Wildlife Members Dig Native Plants

Oct 25, 2022

Photo by Kim Strader New York Ironweed, Wild Basil, Flat-top Goldenrod, Cinnamon Willow-herb, Mistflower, small oak trees, and Silky Dogwood...

You Can Help to Restore the Little Things That Run the World

You Can Help to Restore the Little Things That Run the World

Oct 12, 2022

Douglas Tallamy Doug Tallamy’s September 25 presentation “Restoring the Little Things That Run the World” was sponsored by Audubon Society...

Writing in Nature: Autumn Gathering

Writing in Nature: Autumn Gathering

Oct 11, 2022

Photo by BJ Lecrone On October 6, eight participants gathered at the outdoor picnic tables on a beautiful fall morning...

Plant Rescue at JK Black Oak Takes Place a Week Late

Plant Rescue at JK Black Oak Takes Place a Week Late

Oct 11, 2022

Photo by Sheila Ferguson First came the rains on October 1 when the plant rescue at JK Black Oak Wildlife...

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