Join us on Sunday, July 19th for the North American Butterfly Association's 2026 Butterfly Count. No experience necessary & training is provided. Learn more at: https://t.co/IUzLc4JlcU
Join PWCA for a virtual community conversation examining how developments like the proposed Buckland (Not) Preserve project, if approved, would undermine long-term strategies for sustainable drinking water protection and quality of life in PWC. May 21st 7PM free via Zoom.
Come join us at for April's Last Sunday Bird Walk at Merrimac Farm WMA. Enjoy bird watching with fellow nature lovers. RSVP to [email protected] for more details.
Join us for an evening to explore foundational research being done thanks to the Prince William Forest Park in the face of increasing development pressures from data centers, housing, and more.
https://t.co/2QuQ1ehTXZ
Thanks for everyone who celebrated the return of Spring with us at the Bluebell Festival this past weekend! It was a wonderful way to share community and appreciate nature.
Join the Conversation! Come share your thoughts, stories, and ideas! This evening event upstairs at PWC's elegant Sweeney Barn provides an opportunity to speak personally with Gainesville and Brentsville county supervisors - George Stewart and Tom Gordy. https://t.co/btRuvlLwmk
Check out the video link below for our presentation, "Bubbling Up: What did the Occoquan Model Find Beneath the Surface?" Hear from the researchers who worked on the model and learn why it's so important.
https://t.co/14t1MByY9A
Bubbling up: What Did The Occoquan Model Find Beneath the Surface?
January 22 | 7 pm via zoom | Free, registration required
The future of our water starts with the today's decisions. This is a conversation you won’t want to miss!
https://t.co/OIRNDFCfo8
From ORPA to Hoadly Square: How Incremental Development Threatens the Occoquan Reservoir
We are at a critical turning point. We are stewards of Occoquan Reservoir, one of the most urbanized watersheds that still functions to provide drinking water.
https://t.co/Cm9mfHU5Kv
What's our plan for protecting our water?
It sounds like a simple question, but is it really? In this article, PWCA Executive Director, Ashley Studholme, explores this idea and what could be at stake. 🚱
https://t.co/wSkk484mAM
Do you drink water? If you do, and you live in Prince William County, you won’t want to miss this community discussion around a key strategy to protect our drinking water and a recreational asset.
When: Thursday, December 11th – 7pm via zoom
https://t.co/L0fMeglOyl
PWCA Executive Director, Ashley Studholme, weights in on the environmental cost of data centers, starting at 9:41.
Inside Virginia's Data Center Suburbs https://t.co/OUBHljH7Z5 via @YouTube
Prepare for Virginia’s General Assembly session: join our Nokesville Watch Party to learn about the environmental policies we expect to see during the 2026 session. Use promo code “VCNNOKE2025” for a free ticket! Register here: https://t.co/EBB2mPOrU9
Can development incentives help Prince William grow smarter—not sprawl further? 💡
Join us Nov. 13 at 7 PM for a free online talk with Tom Eitler, former Chief of Long Range Planning for PWC, as we explore how local tools can support sustainability.
https://t.co/yAQNrMdDVV
Another Last Sunday Bird Walk is coming up! Join us this Sunday, beginning at 8 AM at Merrimac Farm WMA. Email for more information or to let us know you'll be there!
Part 2: Nature Walk — Sunday, October 12th (Location & time TBD) Registration details soon!
Whether you’re a beginner or a mushroom enthusiast, this series offers something for everyone eager to uncover the hidden wonders of our forests. Don’t miss out!
Did you know trees talk to each other through an intricate underground network built and maintained by fungi? These fascinating organisms aren’t just important food and medicine sources; they also provide the “telecommunication system” that keeps our ecosystems connected.
Join us for a two-part mushroom program led by Robin Firth, Forest Pest Specialist and Environmental Analyst with the Mosquito & Forest Pest Management Branch.
Part 1: Webinar — Thursday, September 11th at 7 PM
Register for free here:
https://t.co/Y38QxQcSQm