Form a Walk for Wildlife Youth Team
1. A Youth Team is any classroom, scout group or organized youth group comprised of children under 18. 2. An...
New Program Helps Young Birders Learn All About It
Volume 30 Issue 2, Spring 2025 by Patrick Lewis, Young Birding Program Coordinator One of Loudoun Wildlife’s newest projects is...
Snow Day Fun for Everyone
By Kim Strader Enjoy a snow day the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy way by heading outdoors or staying inside to do...
Junior Arborists Earn Their Certificates
Jenn Atkinson, ISA Certified Arborist, led a one-hour program for junior arborists on Saturday, June 8. Jenn Atkinson with Mr....
Build Like a Beaver Program Was Fun for Everyone
Build Like a Beaver was a family-fun program given by Alison Zak of the Human-Beaver Co-existence Fund on March 10...
Teachers Learn the Benefits of Teaching Outdoors
By Miriam Westervelt, PhD This March Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy trained 52 Loudoun County Public School (LCPS) teachers in how nature...
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Flying Kites’ Second Birdathon Yields 97 Species
Abby and Rua with their checklists.Photo by Eric Anderson In their second Birdathon, the Flying Kites (Eric, Kiersten, Abby, Rua,...
First Birdathon for Double Stuft Orioles is Fun for Young Birders
Photo by Heather Dionne The Double Stuft Orioles participated in their first Birdathon during the opening weekend, April 21-22. The...
Class Inspired by the Birdathon to Become The Bronchial Bluejays
Inspired by the Birdathon, ecology students at Loudoun School for Advanced Studies spent a class period finding and identifying birds. ...