Enjoy a grounding yoga class in a tranquil forest clearing at Salamander Resort in Middleburg and benefit Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy at the same time! Salamander Resort will donate 100% of the yoga class’s proceeds to Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy, so bring your friends. Mats provided. $35 per person, 90 minutes. Call (540) 326-4060 to make a reservation.

Enjoy a grounding yoga class in a tranquil forest clearing at Salamander Resort in Middleburg and benefit Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy at the same time! Salamander Resort will donate 100% of the yoga class’s proceeds to Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy, so bring your friends. Mats provided. $35 per person, 90 minutes. Call (540) 326-4060 to make a reservation.

Volume 23 Issue 2, July 1, 2018   by Sharon Plummer Loudoun Wildlife’s core mission is to preserve and protect wildlife, so that humans and wildlife can both thrive on our rich lands. To do this we use a multi-faceted approach by inspiring,  educating and engaging our citizens in interactive programs, citizen science, habitat restoration projects and conservation advocacy. As […]

Visit Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Spring Native Plant Sale on Saturday, May 19, then check out the organization’s newly established headquarters! The nonprofit’s home, located in a historic building known as the Gate House on the grounds of Leesburg’s Morven Park, will be open to visitors from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. “We are so thankful […]

UPDATE, DECEMBER 9: Due to the weather and forecasted snow, we are cancelling the activities described below. Our sincere apologies. Please stay tuned for the rescheduling. We are excited to share our new location with you! Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy will celebrate the opening of its new headquarters with an open house (10 a.m. to 5 […]

Each year Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s annual meeting provides an opportunity for members to gather, celebrate another year of accomplishments, and hear an interesting guest speaker. This year we are excited to have T’ai Roulston, curator of the State Arboretum of Virginia and a research associate professor in the Environmental Sciences Department at the University of […]

Vol. 20 Issue 1, Spring 2015 by Joe Coleman and Donna Quinn “It’s exciting seeing Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy continue to develop and grow. We often wonder how organizations become part of our community and here we are creating it. We’re developing an organization that will endure and benefit future generations.” Nicole Hamilton, first Executive Director, […]

Vol. 19 Issue 3, Fall 2014 By Alysoun Mahoney “We have lived our lives by the assumption that what was good for us would be good for the world. We have been wrong. We must change our lives so that it will be possible to live by the contrary assumption, that what is good for […]