Volunteer Spotlight: Erin Brunner
Erin is an Amphibian Monitoring Program volunteer. She has been […]
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
First-of-season Spring Migrants Arriving at Blue Ridge Center
Golden-crowned Kinglet.Photo by Michael Sciortino The 14 people who showed […]
Tuscarora Creek Receives Lower Health Score than Last Year
Certified monitor Emily Maltman helps Zach Vultaggio and Liam Russell […]
Alphabet Sampler Quilt Raffle: April 1-16
Alphabet Sampler quilt by Lynn Lothman Last year’s quilt raffle […]
Forming a Birdathon Team
Be a counter and collect pledges. You can count any […]
Tips for New Birdathon Teams
by Gerco Hoogeweg, Raven Loonatics Birdathon Team Member If you’re […]
Volunteer with the Bluebird Nestbox Monitoring Program
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy sets up and monitors nestbox trails across […]
What Happens After the Hatch?
After approximately 35-40 days, the eagle eggs go through a […]
Two-Week Milestones for Eaglet at Dulles Wetlands
Now that the eaglet (DG1) has hatched, what can we […]
New Stream Monitors Certified with Tuscarora Creek Survey
The cold and windy weather this past Sunday, March 20, […]