Loudoun Nature Conservation Project

Made by Students, for Students. Young hearts, green minds, hands-on action;
Empowering youth, restoring nature, and fostering community through non-profit
environmental stewardship in Loudoun County, Virginia.

Ryan Nisay
Head Director
Founder

I founded Loudoun Nature Conservation Project out of a deep love for my community and a concern for its natural surroundings. Together, we can make a difference and ensure a brighter, greener future for generations to come.

Quick Stats

1,828

Acres Cleaned

135

Members

506,022

Impressions

14

Partner Parks and Schools

First official cleanup on 9/12

CONSERVATION EDUCATION
LIAISON

With the rise of climate change, the need for restoration has never been greater, and the stakes have never been higher. Increasing temperatures destabilize ecosystems and lend to more frequent extreme weather events. Biodiversity is plummeting as species lose their habitats, and pollution exacerbates the crisis by poisoning air, water, and soil. Deforestation and land degradation undermine the health of vital ecosystems. These interconnected problems are reshaping our planet Irreversibly, and the window for meaningful action is closing.

MEET OUR TEAM

RYAN NISAY

Growing up in the Potomac Falls Region, I serve as the founder & head director of the Loudoun Nature Conservation Project Non-Profit organization, my vision is to inspire students, among youth and in communities, to become more environmentally conscious and aid through community service.

Witnessing the alarming decline in environmental health spurred me to establish this organization. Our mission is to combat this decline by empowering communities through conservation efforts

Christian Shire

With a background in environmental sciences, Christian Shire co-founded the Loudoun organization as a means to address the pressing environmental challenges facing our community. Drawing on expertise and passion, he strive to make a meaningful impact through conservation initiatives.

Carter Lepuil

Musically orientated and having arrived in Virginia just two years ago, Carter Lepuil found a compelling reason to join the Loudoun Nature Conservation Project. Drawn by the organization’s commitment to environmental preservation and community engagement,

Carter joined the team with enthusiasm, believing that through collaboration and dedication, positive change can be achieved for both the environment and the community.

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