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Fun with Creek Critters at the Library

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Participants using a Magiscope to look at macros.Photo by Amy Ulland As part of the Loudoun County Public Library’s Summer...

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Girl Scouts Surprised by Groundhog Visit

Apr 25, 2022

Photo by Lynn Lothman On Thursday, April  21 six Girl Scouts from Balls Bluff Elementary gathered under the gazebo at Ida...

The K-12 Outdoor Classroom: Teaching the Teachers

The K-12 Outdoor Classroom: Teaching the Teachers

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Creating a Wildlife Habitat Lab for Kids

Creating a Wildlife Habitat Lab for Kids

Feb 11, 2022

Volume 27 Issue 1, Winter  2022 by Anne Owen, Audubon at Home Program Coordinator Emeritus Marykirk Cunningham tending the new...

The Peterson Young Naturalist Program: Nurturing the Naturalistic Intelligence

The Peterson Young Naturalist Program: Nurturing the Naturalistic Intelligence

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By Miriam Westervelt PhD Photo by Miriam Westervelt What a joy it is this fall to get outside in person...

How Our Communities Can Connect Children to Nature

How Our Communities Can Connect Children to Nature

Nov 12, 2021

Volume 26 Issue 4, Fall 2021 by Meghan Goldman, Youth and Family Program Coordinator Charlie Tierney, Abby Mae Edwards, Kate...

Girl Scouts Learn About Endangered Animals

Nov 9, 2021

Peregrine FalconPhoto by Liam McGranaghan On November 5, a group of excited six-year-old Girl Scouts in Ashburn working on an...

Get Outdoors and Play at Blue Ridge Center

Get Outdoors and Play at Blue Ridge Center

Aug 4, 2021

Photo by Spring Ligi On July 17, the Youth and Family Program helped celebrate the grand re-opening of the nature...

Junior Play Rangers Excel in Mud Play

Junior Play Rangers Excel in Mud Play

Jul 30, 2021

Photo courtesy of St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church On July 21, Youth and Family Program Coordinator, Meghan Goldman, enjoyed an afternoon...

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