JK Black Oak Work Day Highlights

Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy volunteers take part in a special work day event at JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary. The volunteers installed a fence, set up a water source and neutralized nearly 200 invasive "Trees of Heaven." JK Black Oak is an 89-acre natural area of forests and meadows dotted with vernal pools and located near the town of Lucketts. This globally rare wetlands - with a wonderful diversity of unique amphibian and wildlife populations - is owned by Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy. Want to join us in future work days in this ongoing preservation effort? Learn more on our website: loudounwildlif...
NOTE: To protect the environmentally sensitive habitat and rare species at JK Black Oak Wildlife Sanctuary, it is not open to the public except with prior permission from Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy. Thank you for understanding and helping protect this important part of Loudoun County’s natural heritage.