Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy

Young Birders Walk at Algonkian Park
2025-02-16 08:00 (America/New_York) | Algonkian Park, 47001 Fairway Drive, Sterling, VA, 20165, United States
Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Young Birding Program for a bird walk for young birders at Algonkian Regional Park. We’ll spend time at this birding hotspot, one of Loudoun’s best, searching for wintering birds, year-round residents, and waterfowl. This is also a great opportunity to discover what birding is like, sharpen your skills, and meet other young birders! Meet at the boat ramp; bring binoculars if you have them (we’ll have a couple loaners if you don’t). Note: This walk is exclusively for young birders (ages 10-18); a parent/guardian is welcome. Registration required.
Questions: Contact Patrick Lewis at plewis@loudounwildlife.org.
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Wild About the Dulles Wetlands IV: The Birds of the Dulles Wetlands (Virtual)
2025-02-25 19:00 | VA
In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Dulles Greenway Wetlands Mitigation Project, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy invites you to learn about these important wetlands and the wildlife that call them home. Join us for this fourth program in the five-part series.
Wetlands are incredibly rich natural areas that attract many different kinds of animals and plants, not least birds. They provide crucial habitat for many different kinds of birds, some of which raise their young there or overwinter in them while other birds only briefly stop over on their long arduous migrations. They are also often the only pockets of green in heavily developed areas and, as such, provide protection from the many perils that birds face every day. Joe Coleman, who has been visiting the Dulles Greenway Wetlands since the 1990’s, will describe some of the many birds that visit and use the Wetlands. Registration required.
Connection information for this virtual presentation will be included in your confirmation email when you register.
Questions: Contact info@loudounwildlife.org.

Wild About the Dulles Wetlands V: Coexisting with Beavers in Wetlands (Virtual)
2025-03-11 19:00 | VA
In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Dulles Greenway Wetlands Mitigation Project, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy invites you to learn about these important wetlands and the wildlife that call them home. Join us for this fifth program in the five-part series.
Alison Zak, founder and director of the Human-Beaver Coexistence Fund, will provide a brief history of human interactions with beavers over time, an overview of beaver ecology, and beaver behavior. She will also explore the benefits that beavers, and the wetlands they create, provide for the health of our watersheds, landscapes, and communities. Finally, she will discuss practical, effective, and nonlethal methods for managing beaver-caused problems like tree damage and flooding. Registration required.
Connection information for this virtual presentation will be included in your confirmation email when you register.
Questions: Contact info@loudounwildlife.org.

New Date: Wild About the Dulles Wetlands II: The Unseen World (Virtual)
2025-03-25 19:00 | VA
This program was originally scheduled for January 28.
In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Dulles Greenway Wetlands Mitigation Project, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy invites you to learn about these important wetlands and the wildlife that call them home. Join us for this second program in the five-part series.
Ever wonder what happens in the wetlands when no one is around? While investigating the reptile and amphibian populations at the Dulles Greenway Wetlands, Loudoun Wildlife started using trail cameras in the hopes of capturing some of the other animals who call the wetlands home. We were not disappointed! Join Jenny Erickson for a glimpse into the rarely seen inhabitants of the Dulles Greenway Wetlands, including a reptile and amphibian or two. Registration required
Connection information for this virtual presentation will be included in your confirmation email when you register.
Questions: Contact info@loudounwildlife.org.

Creek Critters
2025-03-30 13:00 | Chapman DeMary Trail, 205 East Hirst Road, Purcellville, VA, 20132, United States
Join the Purcellville Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, Purcellville Tree and Environment Sustainability Committee and Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy to get up close and personal with the creek critters living in the South Fork of the Catoctin Creek at the Chapman DeMary Trail. Loudoun Wildlife Stream Team members will discuss the natural history of these critters, help participants learn how to identify them, and explain how they can help us determine the health of a stream. Registration required through the Purcellville Parks and Recreation.
Questions: Contact Amy Ulland at aulland@loudounwildlife.org

Spring Native Plant Sale at Morven Park
2025-04-05 09:00 - 14:00 | VA
Native plants add beauty and interest to your garden year round and provide important habitat for wildlife. Our Native Plant Sale is the place to buy spring-blooming flowers, vines, trees, shrubs and ferns from five local native plant nurseries: Hill House Farm & Nursery, Nature By Design, Seven Bends Nursery, Watermark Woods and Yellow House Natives. The Sale takes place at the visitor parking lot (access via main entrance on Old Waterford Road) and will be staffed by volunteers knowledgeable about native plants who can advise you on selecting natives for your garden and answer your questions. We’ll also have TLC, a fertilizer and deer deterrent, to give away.
The Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy information booth has information about some of our programs and how you can volunteer for them. Our Wild Shop will be there with merchandise for sale. Want to learn more about some of our community partners? Be sure to stop by their booths: Virginia Chapter of the American Chestnut Foundation, Blue Ridge PRISM, Banshee Reeks Chapter of Virginia Master Naturalists, Loudoun Master Gardeners and Wild Ones NoVA. Wild Birds Unlimited will also be at the Sale with nestboxes and poles, and backyard bird feeding supplies. While you’re browsing, enjoy coffee and ice cream from the Coffeemania truck.
Native Plant Talks and Demos – 10:00am-1:00pm
Join us at our Native Plant Information Center for talks and demos from native plant experts from 10:00am to 1:00pm. View schedule for talks. Whether you’re new to natives or expanding an existing garden or meadow, we can tell you about some of our favorites for sun or shade, wet or dry spots—and more. Plus, we’ll have native plants and pictures on display to help you decide what you want to add to your home garden’s habitat.
If you have boxes for carrying your plants, please bring them. If you have extra boxes, bring them for others to use.
Questions: Contact nativeplantsale@loudounwildlife.org

Native Snakes of Loudoun
2025-05-08 19:00 | Ashburn Library, 43316 Hay Road, Ashburn, VA, 20147, United States
Snakes play an important role in maintaining the balance and diversity of native species. They keep rodent populations in check and in turn are preyed upon by other animals. While their time is spent filling basic biological needs (food, reproduction, regulating body temperature), they remain one of our most feared and misunderstood groups of animals. Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and the Loudoun County Public Library at Ashburn Library for this introduction to our native snakes. You’ll learn how to identify them, and measures we can take to better understand and coexist with them. Registration requested.
Questions: Contact info@loudounwildlife.org.
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Celebrate Birds: Young Birders Walk at Algonkian
2025-05-17 08:00 | Algonkian Park, 47001 Fairway Drive, Sterling, VA, 20165, United States
Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Young Birding Program for a bird walk for young birders at Algonkian Regional Park. With extensive frontage along the Potomac River in eastern Loudoun, the park’s rich bottomland forests, extensive wetlands, and open grassy areas combine to make this a spectacular place to bird. During migration a it can yield well over 60 species, including over a dozen warblers. We’ll meet in the parking lot near the boat ramp; bring binoculars if you have them (we’ll have a couple loaners if you don’t). Registration required.
Note: This walk is exclusively for young birders (ages 10-18); a parent/guardian is welcome.
Questions: Contact Patrick Lewis at plewis@loudounwildlife.org.

The Birdathon Ends
2025-05-18 | VA
The annual Birdathon is being held over a period of four weeks, from April 19 through May 19. Everyone is welcome ─ expert birders, backyard birdwatchers, and beginners! Like a walkathon, Birdathon participants collect pledges and donations from friends, family members, and co-workers for finding and counting bird species. You pick any single 24-hour or 48-hour time period you want and, with your team, count every species you observe.
Read all about the Birdathon and how you can participate or donate.
Questions: Email contact@loudounwildlife.org

Native Plant Book Club: Bad Naturalist
2025-05-27 18:30 - 20:00 | Birch Tree Bookstore, 11 West Market Street, Leesburg, VA, 20176
In collaboration with Watermark Woods, Birch Tree Bookstore and Loudoun County Public Library, join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy for the next Read! Plant! Grow! book club meeting at Birch Tree Bookstore and Foliage Plants in Leesburg. We will be discussing Bad Naturalist by Paula Whyman. With humor, humility, and awe, Paula writes about her attempts to restore 200 acres of farmland long gone-to-seed in the Blue Ridge Mountains, facing her own limitations while getting to know a breathtaking corner of the natural world.
You can either buy the book from Birch Tree Bookstore, or contact Allison Forbes at Allison.forbes@loudoun.gov to borrow a copy of the book at the library. There are two ways to participate: attend the event online via the library website or sign up to participate in person at Birch Tree Bookstore.
Questions: Contact info@loudounwildlife.org.

Lucketts Bypass Public Input Meeting
2025-06-04 18:00 - 19:30 | Smart’s Mill Middle School, 850 N King Street, Leesburg, VA, 20176, United States
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy needs your help to protect JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary! Attend the Route 15 Lucketts Bypass public input meeting at at Smart’s Mill Middle School (see map below) and tell the county to eliminate any route options that cut through JK Black Oak. This public meeting is when the roadway alignment options will be first presented to the public. Because the meeting location is not near the project area in Lucketts, it’s important that our wildlife advocates show up. No prior preparation is required for this introductory meeting, but you may want to read the background on the project. We need you there!
Questions: Contact Trinity Mills at tmills@loudounwildlife.org.

Annual Meeting
2025-06-08 15:00 - 17:30 | Ida Lee Park Recreation Center, 60 Ida Lee Dr. NW, Leesburg, VA, 20176
Join us for an inspiring celebration of Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s 30th anniversary at our Annual Meeting, sponsored by Wegman’s in Leesburg!
We will gather at Ida Lee Park Recreation Center (see map below) to enjoy:

Keynote speaker Paula Whyman, author of the book Bad Naturalist: One Woman’s Ecological Education on a Wild Virginia Mountaintop. (Paula will also be signing copies of her book, which will be available for purchase at the event and can be purchased right now on our Wild Shop store.)
Recognition of our Volunteers of the Year, Peterson Young Naturalist Program participants and other award winners.
A look back at Loudoun Wildlife’s 30-year history of protecting, preserving and restoring wildlife habitat and a look ahead at what’s to come.
The debut of our 2024 Annual Report.
Unique door prizes.
Light refreshments.
Fun and fellowship with new and old friends.

We can’t wait to celebrate Loudoun Wildlife’s past, present and future with you. Registration required.
Questions: Contact info@loudounwildlife.org
Registration is closed.

Identifying the Common Dragonflies of Loudoun
2025-06-16 19:00 - 20:00 | Cascades Library, 21030 Whitfield Place, Potomac Falls, VA, 20165
Join Lindsay Loyd, a nature enthusiast who started photographing dragonflies eight years ago, for a presentation on the identification of dragonflies. She is a regular contributor of sightings to iNaturalist and is a Certified Observer for Odonata Central, a citizen science website for increasing understanding of the biodiversity and distribution of dragonflies and damselflies in the Western Hemisphere. Over 55 species of dragonflies can be found in Loudoun. They are abundant near most ponds and streams, where they hunt, defend their territories and mate. If you are looking for motivation to spend more time outdoors, to appreciate the beauty and complexity of nature in our area, or even to become a citizen scientist, you will find fewer hobbies that are more satisfying than observing dragonflies. This talk will introduce you to the common species in Loudoun, including where to look for them and how to identify them. This program takes place at Cascades Library is co-sponsored by Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and Loudoun County Public Library. Registration requested.
Questions: Contact info@loudounwildlife.org.
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Bird Walk at Rockland Farm
2025-06-22 08:00 | VA
Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy as we search for signs of breeding birds on a special visit to this private 600-acre farm a little north of Leesburg. The farm, which has been in the same family since 1817, borders the Potomac River and is rich in wildlife because of the many kinds of habitats there. It includes a rich floodplain along the river, edge and meadow habitat, and on its northern border, Limestone Branch. The varied habitats should provide the group with a good variety of birds. Limit 24. Meeting location and parking information will be emailed to registered participants. Registration required.
Questions: Contact Joe Coleman at jcoleman@loudounwildlife.org.
Registration is closed.

Native Snakes of Loudoun
2025-07-22 19:00 | Purcellville Library, 220 East Main Street, Purcellville, VA, 20132
Snakes play an important role in maintaining the balance and diversity of native species. They keep rodent populations in check and in turn are preyed upon by other animals. While their time is spent filling basic biological needs (food, reproduction, regulating body temperature), they remain one of our most feared and misunderstood groups of animals. Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and the Loudoun County Public Library at Purcellville Library for this introduction to our native snakes. You’ll learn how to identify them, and measures we can take to better understand and coexist with them. No registration necessary.
Questions: Contact info@loudounwildlife.org.

The Bats of Loudoun County
2025-07-30 19:00 - 20:00 | Rust Library, 380 Old Waterford Rd NW, Leesburg, VA
Nature’s elusive aerial acrobats, bats constitute a diverse and fascinating group of mammals with unique adaptations that have allowed them to thrive across various ecosystems worldwide. Despite their association with darkness and the night, bats play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance. Join Bruce Kimmel, leader of the Virginia Master Naturalist Banshee Reeks Bat Acoustics Monitoring Program, to learn about our local bats. We will proceed to Ida Lee Park with Bruce and Jake van Schilfgaarde after the presentation where they will demonstrate acoustic monitoring equipment that shows us the types of bats flying in the area. This program takes place at Rust Library and is co-sponsored by Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and Loudoun County Public Library. Registration requested.
Questions: Contact info@loudounwildlife.org.
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Discover Vernal Pools
2025-08-14 19:00 - 20:30 | Gum Spring Library, 24600 Millstream Drive, Stone Ridge, VA, 20105
Vernal pools, also known as ephemeral or seasonal pools, are an important yet often overlooked wetland. As the name suggests, they are temporary pools only holding water for a brief time each year. During that time, they are home to mysterious shrimp, developing dragonfly larvae, and are critical breeding grounds for several of our local salamander and frog species. These vernal pools are in rapid decline due to development. Join us for a look into the wildlife that use these pools and what we can all do to help protect these sensitive wetlands. This presentation is co-sponsored by the Loudoun County Public Library and Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy. Registration requested.
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Native Plant Book Club: The Serviceberry
2025-08-26 18:30 - 20:00 | Birch Tree Bookstore, 11 West Market Street, Leesburg, VA, 20176
In collaboration with Watermark Woods, Birch Tree Bookstore and Loudoun County Public Library, join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy for the next Read! Plant! Grow! book club meeting at Birch Tree Bookstore in Leesburg. At this meeting we’ll discuss the book The Service Berry by Robin Wall Kimmerer. As this Indigenous scientist and author of Braiding Sweetgrass harvests serviceberries alongside the birds, she considers the ethic of reciprocity that lies at the heart of the “gift economy.” How, she asks, can we learn from Indigenous wisdom and the plant world to reimagine what we value most?
You can either buy the book from Birch Tree Bookstore or contact Allison Forbes at Allison.forbes@loudoun.gov to borrow a copy of the book at the library. There are two ways to participate: attend the event online via the library website or sign up to participate in person at Birch Tree Bookstore.
Questions: Contact info@loudounwildlife.org.

Fall Native Plant Sale at Morven Park
2025-09-13 09:00 - 14:00 | Main Visitor Parking Lot at Morven Park, Southern Planter Ln, Leesburg, VA, 20176, United States
Did you know that fall is the best time to plant trees, shrubs and other perennials? A huge selection of native plants will be available from five native plant nurseries: Nature By Design, Hill House Farm & Nursery, Seven Bends Nursery, Watermark Woods and Yellow House Natives. The Sale takes place at the visitor parking lot (access via main entrance on Old Waterford Road). Our knowledgeable volunteers will be on hand to help you choose plants suited to your space and goals. We’ll also have TLC, a fertilizer and deer deterrent, to give away.
At Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s information booth you can learn about our programs and how you can volunteer for them. Our Wild Shop will be there with merchandise for sale. Want to learn more about some of our community partners? Be sure to stop by their booths: The American Chestnut Foundation; Blue Ridge PRISM, Loudoun Invasive Removal Alliance, Loudoun County Master Gardeners; Virginia Native Plant Society (Piedmont Chapter); and, Virginia Master Naturalists (Banshee Reeks Chapter). Magee Design will also have a booth.
Native Plant Talks and Displays: 9:00am – 1:00pm
Join us at our Native Plant Information Center for talks and demos from native plant experts from 9:00am to 1:00pm. View schedule for talks.
If you enjoy the Native Plant Sale and would like to be a part of making it happen, sign up to volunteer at the Sale.
If you have boxes for carrying your plants, please bring them. If you have extra boxes, bring them for others to use.
Questions: Contact nativeplantsale@loudounwildlife.org.

Walk for Wildlife Kickoff
2025-09-27 12:00 - 15:00 | The Gatehouse at Morven Park, 17638 Old Waterford Road, Leesburg, VA, 20176, United States
Have you signed up to participate in Walk for Wildlife (October 1 – 31) and want to get all the details about participating? Come by the Gatehouse at Morven Park to pick up your T-shirt, see some friends, ask questions, learn how to use iNaturalist and get excited to Walk for Wildlife. The Wild Shop will be open for you to purchase nature-related merchandise. Learn more about Walk for Wildlife, a month-long event in which you see how many wildlife places you can visit and how many wildlife species you can count.
View directions to the Gatehouse.
Questions: Email us at walkforwildlife@loudounwildlife.org.

Do I Want That in My Yard? (Virtual)
2025-10-01 19:00 | VA
Native plants, invasive plants and ordinary weeds — in our yards we make choices. Native plant gardener and ethnobotanist Nan McCarry considers the spectrum of plants in our yards, from those intentionally planted to spontaneous weeds. This program is co-sponsored by the Loudoun County Public Library and Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy. Access to this virtual presentation is through the library website. Register below to receive the link.
Questions: Contact info@loudounwildlife.org.
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Salt Watch Kickoff
2025-10-05 14:00 - 15:30 | Rust Library, 380 Old Waterford Rd NW, Leesburg, VA
Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy at Rust Library to launch our fifth season of Salt Watch, a hands-on community science program that tracks road salt pollution in our local streams and advocates for smarter salting practices.
Amy Ulland, Stream Monitoring Program Coordinator, will begin with a presentation about why monitoring chloride levels matters for clean water, wildlife, and healthy communities and share some of our past data. Then participants will take part in a hands-on demo to see just how easy Salt Watch is to do.
This project is perfect for families, couples, individuals and school groups. Monitoring takes less than 15 minutes, supplies are free, and volunteers collect data once a month year-round, with additional sampling after winter weather events. All results are uploaded using a simple Google form and contribute to both local advocacy and a nationwide map of road salt pollution. This event is co-sponsored by the Loudoun County Public Library and Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy. Registration requested.
Questions: Contact Amy Ulland at aulland@loudounwildlife.org.
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Lucketts Bypass Public Input Meeting
2025-10-08 18:00 - 19:30 | Lucketts Community Center, 42361 Lucketts Road, Leesburg, VA, 20176
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy needs your help to protect JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary and the nearby rural communities! Attend the second Route 15 Lucketts Bypass public input meeting at the Lucketts Community Center (see map below). Based on additional analysis as well as feedback gathered during the June 4, 2025 meeting and the survey results, the county will provide their recommended alignments and upcoming steps in the process. Members of the public will be able to provide comments at the meeting or by using an online comment form through October 24.
No prior preparation is required for this second public input meeting, but you may want to read the background on the project. We need you there!
Note: parking is at the Lucketts Elementary School (14550 James Monroe Hwy), which is next to the community center .
Questions: Contact Trinity Mills at tmills@loudounwildlife.org.

Attracting Birds to Your Yard
2025-10-08 19:00 - 20:00 | Brambleton Library, 22850 Brambleton Plaza, Brambleton, VA, 20148
If you enjoy watching birds in your yard, this is the ideal program for you. Julie Borneman, owner of Watermark Woods Nursery, will describe how you can attract and maintain an oasis with native plants for the many birds who live and migrate through our area. Sherri Bartlett, owner of Wild Birds Unlimited, Ashburn, will explain the differences between the many types of bird seed, bird feeders and water features that you can use in your yard to attract and sustain our fascinating winged visitors. This presentation takes place at Brambleton Library and is co-sponsored by the Loudoun County Public Library and Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy. Registration requested.
Questions: Contact info@loudounwildlife.org.
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Big Sit at Algonkian Park
2025-10-11 07:00 - 19:00 | VA
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy is excited to be partnering with NOVA Parks for another Big Sit at Algonkian Regional Park. Join us for five minutes or all day as we compete with other birders around the world to see and hear as many bird species as we can from within a 17-foot circle. We’ll also have info about Loudoun Wildlife programs and a visit from live ambassador animals from NOVA Parks
What is a Big Sit?
Some people have compared it to a tailgate party for birders. It is a worldwide annual competition to see how many species of bird can be seen from one stationary location in 24 hours or less.
Who should attend?
Anyone interested in birding from beginner to advanced. If you’re new to birding, you can learn more about it and meet other birders. If you’re an experienced birder, bring your skills and help us ID some species. This is a stationary location, so it’s great for people who aren’t interested in a long bird walk. Plus, we’ll be there all day, so it’s great for those who prefer to sleep late.
Details
We will be set up close to the parking lot just west of the boat ramp (view location) with views of the river, a wildflower meadow, a grassy field, a wooded tree line and wide open sky. We will be there from 7:00am to 7:00pm to count as many bird species as we can see or hear. You can stop by for a few minutes to say hi or bring a chair and stay as long as you like. No registration required.
In case of inclement weather cancellation information will be posted here and on the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy Facebook page.
Questions: Contact plewis@loudounwildlife.org.

Walk for Wildlife at Morven Park
2025-10-18 10:00 - 12:00 | Morven Park, 17195 Southern Planter Ln., Leesburg, VA, 20176
Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Jim McWalters to get outside and take a walk in nature. Morven Park has beautiful ridge trails with vernal pools and mature forest that should provide a variety of insects, amphibians, birds and plants. We will meet at the small, upper parking lot near the trails and the Coach House complex as shown on this map of Morven Park. Limit 15. Registration required
Questions: Contact info@loudounwildlife.org.
Registration is closed.

Young Birders Walk at Algonkian
2025-10-19 08:00 | Algonkian Park, 47001 Fairway Drive, Sterling, VA, 20165, United States
Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Young Birding Program for a walk exclusively for young birders at Algonkian Regional Park in eastern Loudoun. The park has a wide diversity of habitats and should yield migrating warblers, sparrows and other birds. Birders often find over 60 species in a single morning. Bring binoculars if you have them. We’ll meet in the parking lot near the boat ramp. Registration required.
Note: This walk is exclusively for young birders (ages 10-18); a parent/guardian is welcome to join you.
Questions: Contact Patrick Lewis at plewis@loudounwildlife.org.
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Identifying Hawks: A Field Trip to Waggoner’s Gap, PA
2025-10-26 10:00 | VA
Each autumn, hawks migrate south along the Blue Ridge. John and Kevin Denice will lead a field trip to Waggoner’s Gap in PA, about a 2.5-hour drive from Leesburg. Waggoner’s Gap is one of the premier hawk-watching sites in our area. If the weather cooperates, we should see a wide diversity of birds of prey, including Golden Eagles. Carpooling is encouraged, and registered participants will receive carpool information. Registration required.
Questions: Contact John Denice at jdenice@loudounwildlife.org.

Walk for Wildlife Closing Celebration
2025-11-02 14:00 - 16:00 | Lost Rhino Brewing Company, 21730 Red Rum Drive #142, Ashburn, Virginia, 20147
Join us for a nature-enthusiast gathering at Lost Rhino Brewing Company in Ashburn to celebrate Walk for Wildlife and enjoy food provided by Savior Fare Catering. We’ll hand out awards and share some highlights from the event along with celebrating the community science efforts and the positive impact they have on our community. We’ll also have some great door prizes. This will be your last chance to purchase tickets for the Cardinal Quilt Raffle before the winning ticket is drawn. Registration requested.
Please note that this event is limited to Walk for Wildlife participants.
Questions: Email us at walkforwildlife@loudounwildlife.org.
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Young Birders Walk at Algonkian
2025-11-16 08:00 | Algonkian Park, 47001 Fairway Drive, Sterling, VA, 20165, United States
Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Young Birding Program for a walk exclusively for young birders at Algonkian Regional Park in eastern Loudoun. Algonkian is the county’s top birding hotspot, with over 230 species of birds observed here. We’ll look for year-round residents and early winter arrivals. Bring binoculars if you have them. We’ll meet in the parking lot near the boat ramp. Registration required.
Note: This walk is exclusively for young birders (ages 10-18); a parent/guardian is welcome to join you.
Questions: Contact Patrick Lewis at plewis@loudounwildlife.org.
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