2024 FrogWatch Training
Twenty-five people attended the 2024 FrogWatch training on January 30 at Rust library. The participants learned how to identify our...
Become a Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy Member
Our members accomplished so much this year. If it seems like you’re always seeing something that we’re doing, you’re right....
The Importance (and Joys) of Surveying Insects at Black Oak
Volume 28 Issue 4, Fall 2023 by Tami Carlow A beautiful, quickly moving, metallic insect catches my eye. I throw...
A Rainy Work Day at JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary
The forecast called for light rain on Saturday morning, October 7. For once the forecast was correct, and it did...
Inviting Fireflies to Your Yard
Courtesy of Plant NOVA Natives When fireflies start their early summer dance, will they pick your yard for their display?...
Putting It All Together: Stream Monitoring and Salt Watch Results
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s 42 Stream Team and 43 Salt Watch volunteers contributed over 400 hours collecting data about the health...
Crooked Run Receives Perfect Score for Second Season in a Row
After a short trek through a forested area dotted with mature Skunk Cabbages and Jack-in-the-pulpits, a small group of Stream...
Work Begins on the Third, and Largest, Deer Exclosure
Placing sleeves for metal posts.Photo by SA Ferguson On the May 6 work day led by Gerco Hoogeweg, 14 volunteers...
Native Plant Sale Ends Early for the First Time in Its History
Lining up to buy native plants.Photo by SA Ferguson There were two big questions for Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Spring Native...
Nature’s Gifts Quilt Raffle: March 17 to June 4
Lynn Lothman poured a lot of love into the quilt she donated to Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy to raffle in conjunction...