Story Maps of our Streams
To help display of citizen stream monitoring data, David Ward created two “Story Maps” using ArcGIS for Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy...
Birding the Blue Ridge Center in March
Mar 31, 2015
Nine people gathered at the Blue Ridge Center for Environmental Stewardship last Saturday morning for the Loudoun Wildlife’s regular monthly...
Loudoun County Bird Atlas preliminary results are in!
Mar 31, 2015
An update from our Bird Atlas Coordinator, by Spring Ligi For the past five years, local citizen scientists have been...
Christmas Bird Count 2014 — The Full Report is in!
Mar 7, 2015
18th Central Loudoun Christmas Bird Count ─ A Great Success! by Joe Coleman The 18th Central Loudoun Christmas Bird Count,...
The Magic of the Monarch…it’s WORKING!
Sep 6, 2014
With so many people involved in Loudoun County’s Monarch efforts, it’s a delight to shine a spotlight on some of...
Snickers Gap Hawk Watch Needs Help for Annual Counts!
Aug 21, 2014
Snickers Gap Hawk Watch is in need of volunteers, and we’re pretty sure you would LOVE such an extraordinary experience...
Loudoun Butterfly Count 2014 — 3,063 Butterflies, 55 Species Tallied!
Aug 15, 2014
Heading into our butterfly count this year, many people were asking, “Where are all the butterflies?” Across our area, other...
Bluebird Monitors needed for Loudoun County High School nestbox trail
Jul 3, 2014
We’ve been asked to take over monitoring a bluebird trail at Loudoun County High School and the adjacent park. There...
Reading the Tea Leaves — the Monarch Migration
May 21, 2014
Dr. Chip Taylor, Director of Monarch Watch, based in Kansas, sent over this note earlier in the week. In it...
Christmas Bird Count 2013 – final report is in
Mar 3, 2014
Soaking Rain Makes for a Tough Christmas Bird Count by Joe Coleman, Compiler In spite of heavy rain 85 birders...
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