Drivers Make the Drive for Charity Another Great Success!
The Dulles Greenway’s 13th annual Drive For Charity raised $315,860on Thursday. The money will be donated to six local charities...
Planting Wildlife-friendly Habitat at Sleeter Lake Park
Apr 23, 2018
Sunday’s planting event at the future Sleeter Lake Park in Round Hill was an incredible success! Sixty people, a mix...
Mark Your Calendars for the Drive for Charity
Apr 13, 2018
Whether you’re commuting, running errands or visiting friends, taking the Dulles Greenway on Thursday May 17 will make you feel good. That’s...
Executive Director Nicole Sudduth to Step Down
Mar 16, 2018
After four successful years as executive director of Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy, Nicole Sudduth is moving out of the area and...
You Can Drive for Charity!
Apr 20, 2017
On one day a year, people can give back by driving on the Dulles Greenway. That’s because of...
Survey Finds More Than 1,000 Breeding Pairs of Bald Eagles
Jun 30, 2016
The Center for Conservation Biology says that according to 2016 survey results for the Virginia bald eagle population, there are 1,007...
It Takes a Pollinator Partnership
Jun 28, 2016
As we all know, it’s going to take a lot of work by all of us to restore the pollinator...
Loudoun Science Fair Awards
Jun 11, 2016
Since 2001, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy has been participating in the annual Loudoun County Regional Science Fair. Representatives attend the fair...
Help Reduce Bird Deaths from Building Collisions
Mar 28, 2016
You may have heard or seen a bird hitting your window as it flies from feeders to escape a predator...
The Green Travel Award Goes to….
Mar 18, 2016
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy is delighted to hear that the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT), has received a Virginia Green Travel...
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