You Can Help to Restore the Little Things That Run the World
Douglas Tallamy Doug Tallamy’s September 25 presentation “Restoring the Little Things That Run the World” was sponsored by Audubon Society...
Ongoing Habitat Restoration Projects
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy has been hosting habitat restoration projects over the last 27 years to restore and enhance wildlife habitat. ...
Landfill or Vernal Pool at JK Black Oak?
On November 6 Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy, together with the Lucketts Ruritan Club, held the first trash clean-up day at JK...
Making a Difference at Ball’s Bluff: Volunteers Take On Park’s Invasive Garlic Mustard
Volume 26 Issue 4, Fall 2021 by BJ Lecrone, Office Management/Online Outreach Author BJ Lecrone enjoys the beauty of Ball’s...
Volunteers Expand Broad Run Riparian Buffer
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy partnered with Willowsford Conservancy to plant 300 trees and shrubs in a riparian area along the headwaters...
Teamwork is Key to Plant Rescue at JK Black Oak
When it comes to making things happen with Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy (LWC), it’s all about teamwork. A case in point...
Restoring JK Black Oak’s Western Meadow
JK Black Oak’s western meadow is one of the first sights visitors see when visiting the property. In the past...
Harrison Street Pollinator Meadow Project (2018 – present)
Monarch butterfly on Aster in meadow.Photo by Michael Myers The Harrison Street Pollinator Meadow is an ongoing habitat restoration project...
July Work Days at JK Black Oak
Under the leadership of Gerco Hoogeweg, two work days were scheduled at JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary in July. Unusually...
What’s Next for JK Black Oak?
Volume 26 Issue 2, Spring 2021 by Gerco Hoogeweg, JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary Committee Chair The vernal Big Pool...