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Form or Sponsor a Walk for Wildlife Youth Team

Alliance Partners, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy |

1. A Youth Team is any classroom, scout group, or organized youth group comprised of more than 10 children under 18.

2. An adult leader signs up to register a Youth Team using the form below. Suggested registration fee is $100; scholarships are available if needed.

3. A sponsor can donate $100 or more to support a Youth Team. You can sponsor a specific team (listed below) or contribute to the scholarship fund.

4. Share with friends, family and supporters, and post on social media using the hashtag #LWCWalk4Wildlife.

Your Rewards
The registration fee includes:

  • Commemorative bandana for all team members
  • Participation in LWC’s month-long Walk for Wildlife
  • Admission to the Kick-Off Event
  • Admission to the Closing Ceremony

Award
Special recognition will be made for the top team with the most species observed in iNaturalist.

Registered Youth Teams
Girl Scout Troop 70254

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