Tuscarora Creek’s Third Monitoring Site Shows Some Improvement
A local family enjoys observing some macros up close with […]
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy
People and Wildlife Living in Harmony
Since Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s foundation in 1995, this region has seen a great transformation. From a largely rural area, Loudoun County has grown and changed to a county that encompasses not only hills, farmland and open areas but also increasing suburban development as the population grows.
Change brings with it a greater responsibility to preserve and protect important elements of what makes this area so attractive – the habitat and the wildlife that live among and beside us. That is the role of Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy.
Recent News
Leaves, Trees, Texture and Touch
Photo by Nancy Morgan On October 7, Nancy Morgan led […]
Teamwork is Key to Plant Rescue at JK Black Oak
When it comes to making things happen with Loudoun Wildlife […]
Two Stream Monitoring Sites Receive Good Scores
Snail-case Caddisfly collected at Limestone Branch.Photo by Emma Lloyd On […]
Finding and Identifying Creek Critters is Fun for All
Certified monitor Emily Maltman helps a young participant identify and […]
Eagle Cam at Dulles Greenway Wetlands
In September 2021, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy, the American Eagle Foundation […]
Volunteer Spotlight: Norah Argodale
How long have you volunteered with Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and […]
Fall Weather Brings Out the Warblers at the Blue Ridge Center
Twelve birders joined Michael Sciortino and Mary Ann Good for […]
The Making of “Walk for Wildlife”
by Christine Boeckel “Hey Michael—Could we do a 5K run for […]
Frequently Asked Questions: Walk for Wildlife
What days can I go out? We’re counting everything from […]