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Walk for Wildlife: October 1- 31

Alliance Partners, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy |

Join Our Biggest Walk for Wildlife Ever!

Nature walkWalk for Wildlife is a celebration of our vital natural resources and an inspiring opportunity to joyfully embrace the natural world. Throughout October, this highly anticipated event brings individuals and teams together in the spirit of friendly (and fierce) competition for the most wildlife habitats visited, most species identified and most miles walked along the way.

Benefits of participating:

  • A deeper knowledge and love of nature.
  • Quality bonding time with friends and family.
  • More exercise, less screen time.
  • Chances for great prizes, including Virginia State Park gift certificates, vouchers for our Native Plant Sale, gift certificates for our online store and more. Visit the FAQ page for more details.
  • The pride that comes with making a positive difference as a citizen scientist. (The critical data you’ll gather will be used in wildlife habitat studies.)

Who Can Join

Walk for Wildlife is open to individuals, adult teams of no more than 10, and and youth teams of more than 10. Everyone from anywhere around the world can participate, including you! And don’t worry, you don’t have to be an expert; all that’s required is an interest in wildlife.

How to Register

Registration is $50 per person, which goes to support Loudoun Wildlife’s ongoing mission to protect, preserve and restore wildlife habitat. Along with participation in the event, registration grants you a commemorative T-shirt if you register by September 6 (T-shirts must be picked up in-person at our Kick-Off Event), admission to our Kick-Off Event and Celebration Ceremony  and complimentary Loudoun Wildlife membership through 2025 (which provides even more benefits).
Adult individuals and teams register here.
Youth teams register here.

Full Details

For all the details on Walk for Wildlife participation, visit the FAQ page. There you’ll find full information on event rules, how to log and share your data, information on our Kick-Off and Closing Celebration events, and more.

Thank You to Walk for Wildlife Sponsors

Please join Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy in thanking  and supporting our sponsors for their generous support of Walk for Wildlife.  As sponsors sign up, they will be listed on the Sponsor Thank You page.  

Would you like to become a Walk for Wildlife Sponsor?  It’s a great way to promote your business or organization while preserving the value and beauty of local wildlife habitat for future generations.. To learn about sponsor levels and benefits, visit the Sponsor Walk for Wildlife page.

The post Walk for Wildlife: October 1- 31 appeared first on Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy.

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