A Great Tree Planting at Ida Lee!
Wow, from talking to some of the volunteers at the tree planting today, a diverse group came out to help...
Monarchs about to migrate through “1,000 miles of hell”
Sep 27, 2011
Yes, I’m talking about “our” Monarchs. The butterfly in this photo is on its migration to Mexico right now. She...
Monarchs – A Video on their lifecycle
Sep 5, 2011
Monarch butterflies that you see right now are the last generation of the year. This is the generation that will...
Choose Clean Water Coalition
Aug 27, 2011
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy is active in a number of coalitions across the area. Coalitions are a great way to bring...
Freedom Park Rain Garden Update
Aug 25, 2011
You may remember that last Novemver we did a habitat restoration project at Freedom Park in Leesburg by creating a...
Gardening for Wildlife – Good for property values too!
Aug 21, 2011
National Wildlife Federation recently published this article entitled, “Backyard Habitat: Making Dollars and Sense in Your Yard.” Fall is a...
Doug Tallamy shared a wealth of wisdom!
Mar 27, 2011
We had almost 200 people come to our program last Tuesday [photo album], where Dr. Tallamy talked about how the...
Streamside Buffers – YES! CBPO is a must for Loudoun!
Mar 10, 2011
The following article was prepared by Joe Coleman, President of Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy. We need to dispel the inaccuracies being proliferated around...
Bringing Back the Mighty Giant
Feb 16, 2011
Cathy Mayes, Virginia Chapter of the American Chestnut Foundation, provided us with a great talk on the American Chestnut Tree...
Wood Ducks looking for nest sites
Feb 6, 2011
Wood ducks are beautiful birds with such interesting characteristics! I remember first learning about these ducks that nest in tree...
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