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Our Report to You. Take a look at our 2017 fiscal year and newly published Report to the Community. We share our: leadership works in our...Gavin Rupp ... you are loved and remembered
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The Major League All Star game will be happening this week here in Washington DC, so I imagine that a lot of our NVTBL players and thei...A new nonprofit leader joins our community -- welcome, Michael!Our new Executive Director, Michael Myers, would like to introduce himself to our community. Here is a note from Michael:
"I would like to introduce myself as the new Executive Director of Loudoun Wildlife. I am very excited to join this organization as the first full-time Executive Director. While my most recent experience has been in the open spaces and desert public lands of Nevada, I'm looking forward to working within the green spaces filled with trees and water of Loudoun County.
I am new to Virginia, but I lived in Illinois, Georgia, and South Carolina growing up, so I'm not a stranger to humidity, trees, and water. My wife's family lives in Fairfax County, so we're looking forward to being closer to family for this next chapter of our lives. We are renting a place outside of Round Hill, and we look forward to exploring and hiking throughout the county. Both of us enjoy spending copious amounts of time outdoors, and we look forward to seeing what Loudoun County has to offer.
I plan on attending as many programs and events as I can, so hopefully I will get a chance to see you at one of our upcoming programs. During the week, I will be working out of the Gatehouse at Morven Park, so please feel free to stop by and say hello.
The Gatehouse is a great setting immersed in nature. Every day I see wildlife in and around Morven Park. In my short time here, I've already seen turkeys, deer, a fox, a cornsnake, a bullfrog, numerous bluebirds, cardinals, blue herons, red-winged blackbirds, woodpeckers, hummingbirds, butterflies and many other species around the Gatehouse. It is inspiring to be surrounded by so much nature. Loudoun County is blessed with diverse habitat that provides homes for wildlife large and small, and I look forward to preserving and promoting wildlife and their habitat in this county."
