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...
Cool Critters Found During JK Black Oak Stream Monitoring
A Giant Casemaker Caddisfly next to its case.Photo by Amy Ulland Cold temperatures and snow on March 12 couldn’t dissuade...
Hard to See, but Woodcocks Found During Walk at JK Black Oak
American Woodcock,Photo by Wendy McCrady Seven hardy birders visited JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary in search of American Woodcocks despite...
9. JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary, Upstream
Site Description: The JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary is an 89-acre parcel of land owned by Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and...
9. JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary, Downstream
Site Description: The JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary is an 89-acre parcel of land owned by Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and...
Using Lessons Learned to Install a Larger Deer Exclosure
Working on the corner post.Photo by SA Ferguson On December 10, 15 volunteers, including two high school students, met at...
Excluding Deer at JK Black Oak and Protecting Trees
On November 5, 26 volunteers from four organizations converged on JK Black Oak for the monthly work day. Joining Loudoun...
Route 15 N Widening Project
At the Board of Supervisors July 5, 2022 business meeting, the Supervisors approved a Comprehensive Plan Amendment (CPAM) to widen...
Unacceptable Ecological Conditions at JK Black Oak Stream
Under overcast skies and chilly temperatures in early October, Stream Team volunteers Emily Maltman, Susan Schuler and Amy Ulland conducted...
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...