Bending the Curve For Biodiversity
Globally, scientists have been sounding the alarm on the loss of biodiversity. A recent global report from the World Wildlife […]
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Streambank Erosion: Washing Away Misconceptions
In Caledon, the Credit River flows through natural landscapes and broad valleys. If you look closely at the
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Salmon Migration is Something to See
The salmon migration, or run, up the Credit River is a sign that summer is ending and autumn
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Celebrate Pollinator Week
What do a rural homeowner in Erin, a Jewish congregation in Mississauga and a brewery in Caledon have
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Private Landowners Partner for Stormwater Solutions
When rain falls it needs somewhere to go. On hard surfaces such as roads, parking lots and roofs,
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We’re Suckers for Citizen Science
Ever wondered what’s going on along the shoreline and under the waves? Last summer, our staff filmed an
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Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area Takes Shape
With strict health and safety protocols in place, our restoration crew is continuing to construct a beautiful 64-acre
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An Impossumible Feast
Recently, my son and I had an uncanny wildlife encounter in our backyard. We watched as something furry
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Mayflies – the ‘Circle of Life’
The emergence of the mayfly is a spectacular but very short-lived sight to see. Each year from May through
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A Question Mark with Four Wings
Life is full of uncertainty. At the same time, being grateful for spring and the return of many
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Leading in a time of COVID
By Deborah Martin-Downs, Chief Administrative Officer I am a CAO of an organization with approximately 215 staff –
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Plant Native this Spring
The weather is getting warmer with each passing day. Spring is finally here! Spring rain and warming temperatures
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Meet the Expert – Caring for Your Green Yard
When you think of a technician, you don’t often think of trees and gardens. But planting trees and
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Become a Backyard Birder on Go Birding Day
The warm spring weather in April brings on many exciting changes in nature: snow changes to rain, flowers
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Our Waste, Their Home
Spring is a Busy Time for Migration and Breeding While we’re staying home, ecologists are starting to see
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Creature Calls – Nature’s Soundtrack
In spring, the earth is buzzing with the sounds of wildlife. While field work is on hold right
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A Friendly Photography Competition Among Staff
Each year field staff from CVC’s Ecology and Monitoring group compete in a photo contest. We take pictures
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Keep the Kids Busy with Watershed Science
Extra time at home with your children may have you stumped on how to keep them occupied. Why
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Workshops for Landowners Looking to Make a Difference
Calling all homeowners, corporate and institutional property owners and agricultural landowners. We have workshops to help you enhance
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Workshops for Landowners Looking to Make a Difference
Calling all homeowners, corporate and institutional property owners and agricultural landowners. We have workshops to help you enhance
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There’s More to Conservation Authorities than Regulations
By Deborah Martin-Downs, Chief Administrative Officer, Credit Valley Conservation Over the past year there has been a lot
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