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The Green Travel Award Goes to….
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy is delighted to hear that the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT), has received a Virginia Green Travel Star Award for Most Innovative Green Project for a...
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Help Reduce Bird Deaths from Building Collisions
You may have heard or seen a bird hitting your window as it flies from feeders to escape a predator or colliding with your patio door when it sees the reflection of trees and thinks it can fly to them....
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It’s Time for the Spring Native Plant Sale!
The last of the winter stalks are gone and your garden beds look lovely with tender green shoots coming up. But wait, something needs to go in the far corner, doesn’t it? There’s a gap by the pond too...
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Cooperating to help Monarchs
Mark your calendars for May 26 to attend a webinar about the Monarch Conservation Science Partnership and strategies to help preserve Monarch butterflies. Biologists, habitat conservation experts and...
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Drive the Dulles Greenway for Charity Today!
Do a good deed today: Drive along the Dulles Greenway! Today, Thursday, May 19, is the Dulles Greenway’s 11th annual Drive for Charity, which means all the tolls collected today will go to six Loudoun...
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It Takes a Pollinator Partnership
As we all know, it’s going to take a lot of work by all of us to restore the pollinator populations, including honey bees and Monarch butterflies, to healthy levels. Weather, pesticides, disease,...
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Survey Finds More Than 1,000 Breeding Pairs of Bald Eagles
The Center for Conservation Biology says that according to 2016 survey results for the Virginia bald eagle population, there are 1,007 occupied breeding territories. Yes, more than 1,000 pairs! What’s...
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Drive for Charity Keeps on Giving
Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy is grateful to receive again a donation from the Dulles Greenway’s Drive For Charity. The May 19 event set a record high for donations this year with an amazing $331,594.65...
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Merry Breed: Sharing a Love of Nature
Her name was Meredyth but everyone knew her as Merry, “just like in Christmas,” she told one person. When she died last week from a rare blood disease, Merry Breed was park manager at Claude Moore Park...
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Plants and Nature Books at the Fall Native Plant Sale
It is August already so we are beginning to get ready for the fall Native Plant Sale on Saturday September 10, which will be here before you know it! Once again we will have the gorgeous,...
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