Excellent Free Guide to Managing Habitats
The American Bird Conservancy, the Piedmont Environmental Council, and the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries have made available...
Phillips Farm Tree Planting a Huge Success!
Nov 16, 2008
In spite of a forecast of impending heavy rains over 70 volunteers met at the Waterford Foundation’s Phillips Farm on...
Round Hill – Purple Loosestrife Pull
Aug 11, 2008
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy organized a group of volunteers who worked to remove highly invasive, alien plant species during five work sessions...
Vanishing Vernal Pools: A Wetlands Conservation Decade
Apr 1, 2008
Vol. 13 Issue 1, Spring 2008 By Mike Hayslett A Non-Unique Problem The colossal loss of historic wetlands in our...
Riparian Buffers
Oct 1, 2007
Vol. 12 Issue 3, Fall 2007 By Joe Coleman Riparian buffers are the single most effective means of protecting water...
Rust Sanctuary Habitat Restoration Project
Jun 2, 2007
On June 2, 16 people spent several hours working around the perched upland wetland at the Rust Nature Sanctuary. This...
Frazier Park Tree Planting and Bluebird Trail
Apr 1, 2006
Purpose: Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and Loudoun Watershed Watch sponsored this event as part of the Catoctin Watershed Project to restore...
Protecting Wetlands
Apr 1, 2006
Vol. 11 Issue 1, Spring 2006 By Jeff Wolinski What are wetlands, why are they important, and how do we...
Catoctin Creek Stream Clean-up
Apr 24, 2005
Purpose: The Catoctin Creek Clean-up was the second of two events organized in the Waterford and Taylorstown communities to provide...
Catoctin Creek Tree Planting & Habitat Restoration Project
Apr 17, 2005
Purpose: The riparian, tree planting event was the first of two events targeting the Waterford and Taylorstown communities. The purpose...
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