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What to See in Winter (Virtual)
Join Jacob van Schilfgaarde, Virginia Master Naturalist and Facility Supervisor at Banshee Reeks, for a family-friendly virtual presentation on what
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Dark Night Skies
Waterford Foundation Old School 40222 Fairfax Street, Waterford, vaDark night skies are essential for the health of humans, wildlife and even plants. Join Geneviève de Messières, who has
Creek Critters of Loudoun
Rust Library 380 Old Waterford Rd NW, Leesburg, VAAmy Ulland, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy's Stream Monitoring Program Coordinator, reveals the secret lives of insects living in our local creeks
Amphibian Walk at JK Black Oak
Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy for a unique opportunity to explore the world of amphibians (and maybe a few reptiles) at
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Clean Drinking Water for Lucketts Town Hall Meeting
Lucketts Community Center 42361 Lucketts Road, Leesburg, VALoudoun Wildlife Conservancy is hosting an educational outreach meeting at the Lucketts Community Center. Discussion topics include the extent of E.
Amphibian Walk at JK Black Oak
Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy for a unique opportunity to explore the world of amphibians (and maybe a few reptiles) at
Birding by Ear: Tools and Recording
Algonkian Park 47001 Fairway Drive, Sterling, VA, United StatesThis short class and field trip sponsored by Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy will cover tools useful for learning to bird by
Amphibian Walk at JK Black Oak
Join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy for a unique opportunity to explore the world of amphibians (and maybe a few reptiles) at
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Gardening to Welcome Wildlife (Virtual)
Join Virginia Master Naturalist and former elementary teacher Jennifer Smirnoff who will show us the transformation she has made in
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Increasing Awareness of the Spotted Lanternfly (Virtual)
Native to China, the Spotted Lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) was first detected in Pennsylvania in 2014. Since then, it has spread
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