The Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy produced its first-ever report card in 2025. Since 1995, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy has worked to protect, preserve, and restore wildlife habitat through community science, advocacy, education, and habitat restoration. Our programs engage residents of all ages in meaningful experiences that inspire action and stewardship for Loudoun County, Virginia’s natural resources.

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Parachute science is the problematic and extractive practice of non-local researchers taking data, knowledge and information from communities of which they are not members, failing to engage the local community and local scientists, marginalizing them in most aspects of the research, and using the results to their own benefit.

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This fact sheet provides water monitoring information about bacteria, including why it's important and how it's monitored.

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This fact sheet provides monitoring information about benthic macroinvertebrates, including why they're important and how they're monitored.

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This fact sheet provides water monitoring information about chlorophyll, including why it's important and how it's monitored.

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This fact sheet provides water monitoring information about conductivity, including why it's important and how it's monitored.

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This fact sheet provides water monitoring information about dissolved oxygen, including why it's important and how it's monitored.

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This fact sheet provides water monitoring information about nitrogen, including why it's important and how it's monitored.

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This fact sheet provides water monitoring information about pH, including why it's important and how it's monitored.

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This fact sheet provides water monitoring information about phosphorus, including why it's important and how it's monitored.

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