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Those of you who have visited JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary know about our struggles with invasive plants that dominate many parts of the property. During the June 6 work day we focused on invasive removal in one of the deer exclosure fences and trail maintenance. Unlike past Ju...
Karen Jimenez first became involved with Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy through a Youth Conservation Leadership Project with the Virginia Soil & Water Conservation District. Guided by Amy Ulland, LWC Board President and Stream Monitoring Program Coordinator, Karen focused her project on Salt Watch, a community science initiative that monitors chloride pollution in local wat...
Volume 31 Issue 2, Spring 2026
by Sheila Ferguson and Gerco Hoogeweg
Vernal pools play a critical role in supporting wildlife, making their restoration a high priority at JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary. Two of our vernal pools, the LeSabre and Pin Oak pools, have been degraded over the years by trash and encroaching ...
Volume 31 Issue 2, Spring 2026
by Abigail Seeley
If someone is searching for Autumn Olive berries, most likely they intend to make jam. I am told that it is delicious, and a quick internet search yields recipes for jam, fruit leather, jelly, sorbet, and dressing. To make a tasty treat even better, Autumn Olive berries...