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Category Archives: Bull Run Mountains

Ethnobotany at the Preserve

Liliana Ramirez, a Smithsonian Mason School of Conservation student, begins her project this week surveying vegetation at the Preserve through an ethnobotanical lens.

Posted bySummers ClearyMarch 30, 2021March 30, 2021Posted inBull Run Mountains

The Preserve’s Spring Spotlight Species: Spotted Salamander

Next up in the Spring Spotlight Species, we focus on the lifecycle and behavior of the spotted salamander, a poisonous amphibian.

Posted byRebecca ConwayMarch 27, 2021April 7, 2021Posted inBull Run Mountains

The Preserve’s Spring Spotlight Species: Skunk Cabbage

The first flowering plant at the Preserve has a variety of secrets to its success, beyond a memorable name.

Posted byRebecca ConwayMarch 20, 2021April 7, 2021Posted inBull Run Mountains

Making History Our-Story: A Virtual Presentation on the Preserve’s Cultural History Project

Barinaale Dube and Summers Cleary presented on the Preserve’s Cultural History Project to Prince William County’s RELIC Room early in March. Read about their work and watch the recording of their presentation here.

Posted bySummers ClearyMarch 17, 2021March 17, 2021Posted inBull Run Mountains

The Preserve’s Winter Spotlight Species: Orchids Among Us

Explore three native woodland orchids that are easier to find during winter right here in the Preserve!

Posted byRebecca ConwayMarch 13, 2021April 7, 2021Posted inBull Run Mountains2 Comments on The Preserve’s Winter Spotlight Species: Orchids Among Us

The Preserve: Reconstructing an African American Neighborhood

View Preserve Volunteer Archeologist, Patrick O’Neill’s virtual presentation to the Prince William County RELIC Room on the history of an African American quarrying neighborhood in the Preserve.

Posted bySummers ClearyMarch 10, 2021March 10, 2021Posted inBull Run Mountains

The Preserve’s Winter Spotlight Species: American Witch Hazel

Investigate the next #sciencesaturday species, witch hazel, and how this winter loving plant has a special relationship with moths.

Posted byRebecca ConwayMarch 6, 2021April 7, 2021Posted inBull Run Mountains2 Comments on The Preserve’s Winter Spotlight Species: American Witch Hazel

Slippery but Successful Sweetheart Hikes

Outreach Assistant, Becky Conway, explains the importance of vernal pools to Sweetheart Hike attendees; Image: Summers Cleary Thank you to the brave souls who ventured out with us on the …

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Posted byRebecca ConwayMarch 1, 2021March 7, 2021Posted inBull Run Mountains2 Comments on Slippery but Successful Sweetheart Hikes

The Preserve’s Winter Spotlight Species: Partridgeberry

Partridgeberry (Mitchell repens) is easily identified by the two eyes or spots on its red berries! Image: Summers Cleary As Valentine’s Day has come and gone, I hope nobody is …

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Posted byRebecca ConwayFebruary 27, 2021March 7, 2021Posted inBull Run Mountains2 Comments on The Preserve’s Winter Spotlight Species: Partridgeberry

The Preserve’s Winter Spotlight Species: Striped Wintergreen

A new #sciencesaturday series identifying species that are easier to spot during winter.

Posted byRebecca ConwayFebruary 20, 2021March 5, 2021Posted inBull Run Mountains5 Comments on The Preserve’s Winter Spotlight Species: Striped Wintergreen

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