Photo by Allison Gallo As most of us know, being outdoors and connected to nature makes you feel better and the more we preserve the natural and other resources around us, the better off we are. The Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) agrees. The department has a new “Virginia Outdoors Plan,” which is […]

On Tuesday, December 4th, the Board of Supervisors approved unanimously a measure for the county to investigate how much it would cost to supplement VDOT mowing responsibilities along medians and roadsides. The Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy has some concerns about this undertaking. Nicole Sudduth, the previous Loudoun Wildlife executive director, along with other local leaders, worked […]

Mike and Diane Canney held their third annual Wine, Wings and Wildlife event July 21 to support wildlife and Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy.  This time, the festivities were held at Sunset Hills Vineyard in Purcellville.  Read about the Canneys’ work in this article in the Purcellville Gazette.  

Volume 23 Issue 2, July 1, 2018   by Sharon Plummer Loudoun Wildlife’s core mission is to preserve and protect wildlife, so that humans and wildlife can both thrive on our rich lands. To do this we use a multi-faceted approach by inspiring,  educating and engaging our citizens in interactive programs, citizen science, habitat restoration projects and conservation advocacy. As […]

Volume 23 Issue 1, Spring 2018 by Sharon Plummer Vernal Pools are ephemeral wetlands that dot our landscape in Loudoun County and support an immense amount of wildlife. That is why for the last 20 years Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy has been trying to increase awareness of these important resources and to help preserve and protect them. Loudoun County is endowed with so many types of riches in its lands and people […]