Bringing Back the Mighty Giant
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...
Students take action!
Jan 22, 2011
Here’s a great video done by students at Loudoun Valley High School. We can all make things better! httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AKMBzPli7w
YardMap – coming soon from Cornell
Dec 26, 2010
Cornell is developing a new citizen science program called YardMap – a way to map your yard for the habitat...
A Stolen Sky
Dec 5, 2010
This is a really well done article that talks about our night skies – which for the most part are...
Rain Garden Completed at Freedom Park
Nov 23, 2010
After three days of great team effort by 60 volunteers, representing a number of organizations and individuals, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy...
Time to Plant Your Monarch Waystation!
Nov 14, 2010
Fall is an ideal time to get some seeds and put them out into your garden area. Through the winter...
Chesapeake Bay Act and Loudoun Streams
Aug 1, 2010
There’s been a lot of information in the papers on the Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act – some of it accurate, some of it...
Plant a Hummingbird Garden
May 20, 2010
Our Ruby-throated Hummingbirds have returned and while it’s great fun to watch them come to the hummingbird feeder, it’s even...
Loudoun Wildlife in Action: Planting Trees and Weeding Invasives
May 10, 2010
by Joe Coleman During April and May several Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy volunteers either helped with or managed three different habitat...
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