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2025 Walk for Wildlife Winners

Alliance Partners, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy |

Our 2025 Walk for Wildlife was the biggest and best in Loudoun Wildlife history. We are so thankful to our incredible sponsors for this year and all 265 of our fantastic participants! Check out some highlights in the video below of some of the amazing finds our walkers captured this year, and join us in congratulating our winners in the Individual, Adult Team, and Youth Team categories.

Thanks to everyone for helping us continue to PROTECT, PRESERVE, and RESTORE wildlife habitat while shaping a Loudoun where people and wildlife thrive together!

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS

 

MOST SPECIES OBSERVED

First Place:

Aljosha Nern (960)

Second Place:

Heather Dionne (729)

Third Place:

Amy Ulland (663)

MOST LOCATIONS

First Place:

Amy Ulland (67)

Second Place:

Arlene Lewis (63)

Third Place:

Al Lewis (44)

MOST MILES

First Place:

Christopher Foulkes (190.6)

Second Place:

Michele Brant (152.7)

Third Place:

Alison Thompson (142.6)

 

ADULT TEAM AWARDS

 

MOST SPECIES OBSERVED

First Place: Team Janelia (2,379)

  • Ryan Christenson
  • Heather Dionne
  • Justin Ellis-Joyce
  • Laura Hart
  • Karen Hibbard
  • Alys Jarvela
  • Monti Mercer
  • Aljoscha Nern
  • Alice Robie
  • Arthur Tsang

Second Place: Blue Ridge Ramblers (763)

  • Megan Flinn
  • Emma Lloyd
  • Sean Lloyd
  • Amy Ulland

Third Place: Critter Crew (700)

  • Bill Cour
  • Regina Cour
  • Erica Froelich
  • Emily Hayba
  • Thomas Kercheval
  • Elizabeth Len
  • Holly Means
  • Mike and Sara Sciortino
  • Doreen Varblow
  • Bradley Wilson

MOST LOCATIONS

First Place: Trail Trekkers (99)

  • Laura and Keith Davies
  • Arlene and Al Lewis
  • Sally Richardson
  • Mike Spillias

Second Place: Blue Ridge Ramblers (71)

  • Megan Flinn
  • Emma Lloyd
  • Sean Lloyd
  • Amy Ulland

Third Place: Team Janelia (63)

  • Ryan Christenson
  • Heather Dionne
  • Justin Ellis-Joyce
  • Laura Hart
  • Karen Hibbard
  • Alys Jarvela
  • Monti Mercer
  • Aljoscha Nern
  • Alice Robie
  • Arthur Tsang

MOST MILES

First Place: Trail Trekkers (588.6)

  • Laura and Keith Davies
  • Arlene and Al Lewis
  • Sally Richardson
  • Mike Spillias

Second Place: Team Janelia (564.7)

  • Ryan Christenson
  • Heather Dionne
  • Justin Ellis-Joyce
  • Laura Hart
  • Karen Hibbard
  • Alys Jarvela
  • Monti Mercer
  • Aljoscha Nern
  • Alice Robie
  • Arthur Tsang

Third Place: Earth Care Walkers (484.1)

  • Juli Barnes
  • Kathy Bleau
  • G. Brandt
  • Kathleen Brown
  • Laura Herring
  • Pam Lettie
  • Laura Renauld
  • Heidi and Ray Renner
  • Alison Thompson

 

YOUTH TEAM AWARDS

 

MOST SPECIES OBSERVED

First Place: The Bird Nerds (388)

  • Nicole Malec (lead)
  • Henry Malec-Scott
  • Jack Ryan
  • Lois Worley-Perry

Second Place: Girl Scout Troop 70257 (117)

  • Sara Hausker (adult leader)
  • Claire Anderson
  • Isabel Gilmore
  • Emma Kabana
  • Kelsie Kress
  • Sophie Kress
  • Eleanor Shaft-Hausker
  • Larkin Wilson

Third Place: Girl Scout Troop 70330 (61)

  • Anna Hong (leader)
  • Natalie Abi-Antoun
  • Cecilia Alonzo
  • Ava Barrett
  • Emi Caballero-Gill
  • April Deleyiannis
  • Margo Drewiske
  • Bricia Everett
  • Emma Everett
  • Hazel Hill
  • Amiyah Johnson
  • Emma Lane
  • Carriann Reabe
  • Emma Reabe
  • Abagail Roman
  • Rosalie Soh
  • Lila White

MOST LOCATIONS

First Place: Girl Scout Troop 70330 (19)

  • Anna Hong (leader)
  • Natalie Abi-Antoun
  • Cecilia Alonzo
  • Ava Barrett
  • Emi Caballero-Gill
  • April Deleyiannis
  • Margo Drewiske
  • Bricia Everett
  • Emma Everett
  • Hazel Hill
  • Amiyah Johnson
  • Emma Lane
  • Carriann Reabe
  • Emma Reabe
  • Abagail Roman
  • Rosalie Soh
  • Lila White

Second Place: Girl Scout Troop 2157 (14)

  • Lorelei Pate (leader)
  • Autumn Ahearn
  • Claire Ahearn
  • Isabelle Gillespie
  • Liliana Gillespie
  • Charlotte Keller
  • Daisy Walton
  • Pearl Walton
  • Amalea S.
  • Stella Wall
  • Ava Wharton

Third Place: Girl Scout Troop 70254 (12)

  • Heather Dionne (leader)
  • Scarlett Baboval
  • Gloria Bongiovano
  • Caroline Bouvier
  • Ella Mae Hickey
  • Philippa Kaufman
  • Monroe Lewis
  • Lauren Markel
  • Sutton Maschke
  • Scarlett Mobley
  • Imogen Mondala
  • Elaine Opinsky
  • Isabelle Polidoro
  • Riley Schoellkopf
  • Bella Serafin
  • Adaline Strauss
  • Lux Trump
  • Nora Vanderheiden
  • Fiona Zimon

MOST MILES

First Place: Girl Scout Troop 70330 (128.7)

  • Anna Hong (leader)
  • Natalie Abi-Antoun
  • Cecilia Alonzo
  • Ava Barrett
  • Emi Caballero-Gill
  • April Deleyiannis
  • Margo Drewiske
  • Bricia Everett
  • Emma Everett
  • Hazel Hill
  • Amiyah Johnson
  • Emma Lane
  • Carriann Reabe
  • Emma Reabe
  • Abagail Roman
  • Rosalie Soh
  • Lila White

Second Place: Girl Scout Troop 70254 (54)

  • Heather Dionne (leader)
  • Scarlett Baboval
  • Gloria Bongiovano
  • Caroline Bouvier
  • Ella Mae Hickey
  • Philippa Kaufman
  • Monroe Lewis
  • Lauren Markel
  • Sutton Maschke
  • Scarlett Mobley
  • Imogen Mondala
  • Elaine Opinsky
  • Isabelle Polidoro
  • Riley Schoellkopf
  • Bella Serafin
  • Adaline Strauss
  • Lux Trump
  • Nora Vanderheiden
  • Fiona Zimon

Third Place: Girl Scout Troop 2157 (30.5)

  • Lorelei Pate (leader)
  • Autumn Ahearn
  • Claire Ahearn
  • Isabelle Gillespie
  • Liliana Gillespie
  • Charlotte Keller
  • Daisy Walton
  • Pearl Walton
  • Amalea S.
  • Stella Wall
  • Ava Wharton

 

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