Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy is pleased to announce the appointment of three new board members:

Jay is a 20-year Loudoun County President, currently from Bucks County, Pennsylvania. He has been with Loudoun Soil and Water Conservation District for 15 years as a Conservation Specialist focusing on implementing the Wildlife Agricultural Buffer - Maintenance Practice program. He serves on the Agricultural and Forestry District Advisory Board. He also volunteered at the Lucketts Rutians. The concepts studies at the University of Richmond, Penn State, and Virginia Tech.

Scott graduated with two degrees from Georgia Tech and in 2009, along with his wife Becky, founded Catoctin Creek Distillery.

Pat has lived most of her life in the Washington, DC area, moving in with her family to Loudoun in 1997. She has always had an interest in nature. She had an organic garden in high school. She designed and the creation of a bluebird trail and the pond roosters at her college. And spent time monitoring wildlife in the field on her own and in previous jobs. She proved in both biology and computer science. She worked as a high school biology teacher, a software engineer, a houseschool mom, a Latin teacher, and an artist. She enjoys birds and learning more about the importance of native plants and her current pursuit.