The Loudoun Environmental Education Alliance (LEEA) fosters environmental stewardship within Loudoun County by promoting education, cultivating collaboration, and inspiring community engagement. LEEA serves residents of all ages, including educators, K-12 students, families and groups interested in environmental education. We believe in an environmentally literate and equitable Loudoun County where values and community choices lead to the protection of the environment and natural resources for present and future generations. We envision easy access to meaningful environmental education experiences for all county residents.

LEEA holds an annual Student Environmental Action Showcase (SEAS) where individual students, green/eco-action teams, environmental clubs and youth groups are invited to inspire their community by sharing their work on reducing waste, conserving energy, conducting citizen science, improving water quality, preserving natural habitat and other sustainability-minded projects in their schools and communities.

The Loudoun Soil and Water Conservation District is responsible for the conservation work within its boundaries (Loudoun County)*. The mission of the District is to provide leadership in recognizing and addressing soil and water conservation issues and problems, both existing and potential, and to promote and develop education and technical programs which will meet the agricultural and urban conservation needs of our District.

To protect, preserve and restore wildlife habitat.

Our Vision
A Loudoun County where people and wildlife thrive together.

Today, LWC has grown into the largest, most comprehensive environmental organization in Loudoun County. As a volunteer-driven, membership-based nonprofit, we focus our vital work on five difference-making areas: Education; Community Science; Habitat Conservation; Conservation Advocacy; J.K. Black Oak Sanctuary