Bat Monitoring Begins at JK Black Oak
Bat monitoring rig at JK Black Oak.Photo by Bruce Kimmel Bats are an important part of a healthy ecosystem. There...
Bat monitoring rig at JK Black Oak.Photo by Bruce Kimmel Bats are an important part of a healthy ecosystem. There...
Ray and Kenny installing Wood Duck box.Photo by Gerco Hoogewetg Wood Ducks are fairly common ducks of wooded ponds, rivers,...
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy received a $41,432 grant from the Tides Foundation, on the recommendation of the Google Data Centers Grants...
Autumn Olive (Elaeagnus umbellata) was introduced in this country in 1830 as an ornamental shrub and cultivated for wildlife habitat...
UPDATE: The informational packet for the Planning Commission’s public hearing has been published. View it here. Staff recommends “consideration of...
Volume 26 Issue 4, Fall 2021 by Jenny Erickson Amphibians, consisting in our area of frogs, toads, salamanders, and newts,...
On November 6 Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy, together with the Lucketts Ruritan Club, held the first trash clean-up day at JK...
When it comes to making things happen with Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy (LWC), it’s all about teamwork. A case in point...
JK Black Oak’s western meadow is one of the first sights visitors see when visiting the property. In the past...
Sachem butterfly.Photo by Gerco Hoogeweg The first Birds, Butterflies and Dragonflies walk at JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary was held...
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