Garden as if Life Depended on It
Vol. 16 Issue 2, Summer 2011 By Nicole Hamilton The trees were cleared. The wetlands were filled and graded as...
Check out streams in your neighborhood
Jun 20, 2011
Wondering what the conditions are of streams running through your neighborhood? Here’s a really cool resource to find out: Loudoun...
Monarch butterflies spotted in Loudoun!
May 15, 2011
Phil and Ellie Daley reported a Monarch butterfly in their yard this past week! Across the Monarch liserv there have...
Stream Buffer Protections are Important for Loudoun
May 1, 2011
Joe Coleman, President of Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy, talks about the need for stream buffer protections here in Loudoun. See the video featuring...
A Story of Hope – Absolutely amazing
Apr 16, 2011
This is a story about a bird named Hope. It isn’t a story about a bird in Loudoun, so I’m...
What’s in the Spicebush?
Apr 7, 2011
I received an email from Christine Perdue earlier this week with this interesting observation of pine siskins on spicebush. Let us know...
New Battlefield Historic District Being Created and Celebrated
Apr 6, 2011
A new Civil War battlefield historic district, 50 miles from Washington, is being created this year on the 150th anniversary...
Monarch Butterflies Making a Comeback
Mar 28, 2011
In case you missed it on the news, here’s a nice 2 minute expose by CBS on the status of...
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...
Monarchs are coming! – Free Seed kits for your garden
Mar 6, 2011
As you read this, imagine millions (yes millions!) of Monarch butterflies, almost the entire population of Monarchs, taking flight from...
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