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Become a Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy Member

Alliance Partners, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy |

Our members accomplished so much this year. If it seems like you’re always seeing something that we’re doing, you’re right. This year all of our programs combined have hosted over 365 education programs, nature walks, volunteer, outreach or fundraising events.

When you become a member, your support inspires and engages people to become involved in the natural world. Our members’ impact has been incredible. This year:

  • Over 1,500 people purchased native plants or milkweed at one of our sales.
  • Over 2,800 people were encouraged to actively get involved in conserving nature when they stopped by our outreach booth at a community event.
  • Over 3,200 people were taught the value and appreciation of wildlife or directly
    engaged with nature through one of our education programs or nature walks.
  • Over 4,000 students, teachers, and members of the public participated in one of our Eagle Cam chat sessions.
  • Over 300 people have donated over 8,600 hours of their time contributing to our success so far this year. This doesn’t include the over 100 people who will go out with us to count birds during the Christmas Bird Count on December 28.

You can play a vital role in our success, and your involvement is more important than ever. We hope that you will be a champion for wildlife in Loudoun in the most impactful way that you can – by becoming a member today.

You can help us raise $10,000 to reach our goals for the year, and you know you can count on us to deliver high-quality programming that will help create a world where people and wildlife thrive together.Click to Donate

Become a member to support all that we do

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