Long-awaited Planting Day Arrives at JK Black Oak
Volunteers planting in plot 3. Photo by SA Ferguson Restoring the meadows at JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary is a...
Plenty of Materials and Volunteers Make for a Successful Work Day
We used 400 feet of four-foot high fencing, 112 wood stakes and 224 zip ties for a successful work day...
Taking Back the Western Meadow from Autumn Olive
Working on clearing Autumn Olive.Photo by SA Ferguson The May 11 work day was the third one we have devoted...
JK Black Oak Forest Restoration Project Video
With the help of over 200 community volunteers, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy installed three deer exclosure fences and 100 tree cages...
Meadow Restoration Continues at JK Black Oak
JK Black Oak’s western meadow has seen its share of neglect in the past years. This year we are focusing...
Wildlife Sanctuary Species
The following species were selected to measure the Wildlife Sanctuary program’s success in creating habitat for native animal species. Information...
Planting a Woodland Edge
Did you know that the transition zone at the edge of a forest is an area of great species diversity?...
Volunteers Breathe New Life into Meadowscape
Volume 29 Issue 1, Winter 2024 by Susan Abraham and BJ Lecrone Volunteers spread out to plant native grasses in...
Work Begins on the Meadow Restoration Project
In late November 2023, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy received excellent news that our meadow restoration grant application with Microsoft and the...
A Multipart Work Day with Many Accomplishments at JK Black Oak
Under sunny skies with increasingly warm temperatures, 18 volunteers tackled many different projects at the monthly work day at JK...