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  • Wildfest

    76 Moose Rd, Berryville, Virginia
    Family Friendly

    Wildfest 2026! Join the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy for Wildfest 2026, a fun-filled community celebration of wildlife and conservation sponsored by

  • Beginning a Nature Journal Practice – September

    Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve 21085 The Woods Road, Leesburg, VA, United States

    Why keep a nature journal? Whether you’re 5 or 95, it’s a lens to help focus your attention and enrich

  • Birding Banshee

    Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve 21085 The Woods Road, Leesburg, VA, United States

    Whether you’re a beginning birder or an expert, you’ll be thrilled by the many bird species you’ll find at Banshee

  • Fall Butterfly Walk at Murray Hill

    Murray Hill 42910 Edwards Ferry Rd NE, Leesburg, VA
    Family Friendly

    Take a leisurely stroll with Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy through formal gardens and open pasture, hedgerows, and woodland. We may see

  • Sweet Run Dawn Bird Walk

    Sweet Run State Park 11661 Harpers Ferry Road, Purcellville, VA

    Not only are birds most active at dawn; if the weather cooperates, there is a beauty and peacefulness to sunrise

  • Birding Algonkian

    Algonkian Park 47001 Fairway Drive, Sterling, VA, United States

    Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy on a search for birds at Loudoun’s top birding hotspot, Algonkian Regional Park in eastern Loudoun,

  • Young Birders Walk at Algonkian

    Algonkian Park 47001 Fairway Drive, Sterling, VA, United States

    Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Young Birding Program for a bird walk for young birders at Algonkian Regional Park, the county’s

  • Birding Sweet Run

    Sweet Run State Park 11661 Harpers Ferry Road, Purcellville, VA

    Sweet Run State Park has 894 acres of diverse habitat, consisting of rich oak-hickory forest, meadows, ponds, streams, and vernal

  • Nature Walk at JK Black Oak

    Join us for a nature walk along the trails of JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary.  We’ll look for late-blooming native