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Stumptown Woods Property Protected

Jul 12, 2018 | Happenings Around the Mountain |

JK Moving, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy Partner to Protect an Ecologically Unique and Significant Property in Loudoun

Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy (LWC)and JK Moving Services, a global moving, storage, relocation, and logistics enterprise, announced that they are partnering to protect an 87 acre parcel of land in northern Loudoun County called Stumptown Woods that has more native species of plants and wildlife indigenous to Loudoun and Virginia than is typical.
https://loudounwildlife.org/2018/06/jk-moving-loudoun-wildlife-stumptown/

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