Managing Larger Properties for Birds, Butterflies and People
Courtesy of Plant NOVA Natives The outdoor space on larger properties in Northern Virginia, whether residential or commercial, is typically...
Giving Tuesday is November 29
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy is a membership-based, volunteer driven nonprofit organization committed to preserving, protecting, and restoring wildlife habitat in Loudoun...
Loudoun Wildlife Members Dig Native Plants
Photo by Kim Strader New York Ironweed, Wild Basil, Flat-top Goldenrod, Cinnamon Willow-herb, Mistflower, small oak trees, and Silky Dogwood...
Audubon at Home: Zuzana’s Story
by Zuzana Srostlik My Foraging Roots My family and I moved here from Europe where local foraging is taken for...
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...
Three Hours and 340 Native Trees Planted
Thirty-five volunteers planted 340 native trees in three hours for a riparian buffer planting in partnership with the Willowsford Conservancy....
Walk for Wildlife: October 1- 31
Walk for Wildlife is a month-long event in which you see how many wildlife places you can visit and how...
Volunteers Remove Invasive Wavyleaf Basketgrass at JK Black Oak
Many thanks to the seven volunteers who braved the heat and humidity on Friday, August 5, to help remove JK...
Ongoing Habitat Restoration Projects
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy has been hosting habitat restoration projects over the last 27 years to restore and enhance wildlife habitat. ...
Fun with Creek Critters at the Library
Participants using a Magiscope to look at macros.Photo by Amy Ulland As part of the Loudoun County Public Library’s Summer...