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Form a Walk for Wildlife Youth Team

Alliance Partners, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy |

Walk for Wildlife

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

2. An adult leader signs up to register a Youth Team using the form below. Registration is free.

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

Your Rewards

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

Award Certificates
The top team in each category (most places visited, most species identified and most miles walked) will be awarded a certificate for each member acknowledging their accomplishments. The top teams will be determined based on entries recorded in the iNaturalist project (for species) and the Miles and Location form.

Registered Youth Teams
Team names will be listed here as teams sign up.

The post Form a Walk for Wildlife Youth Team appeared first on Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy.

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