The Story of Credit Valley Conservation
Our story goes back to 1946, when the Province of Ontario passed the Conservation Authorities Act. It empowered […]
The Story of Credit Valley Conservation Continue Reading
Our story goes back to 1946, when the Province of Ontario passed the Conservation Authorities Act. It empowered […]
The Story of Credit Valley Conservation Continue Reading
Plan Your Visit The weather is warming up and summer is around the corner. It’s the perfect time
Supporting Parks, Supports Conservation Continue Reading
You may have noticed more butterflies this spring, compared to recent years. If so, you’re not imagining it!
Red Admiral Butterflies are on the Move Continue Reading
We are excited to reopen the Ken Whillans Conservation Area for the 2024 season this weekend. Come explore
Enhancing Your Experience at Ken Whillans Continue Reading
Five-part Series Highlighting the Top Stories of the Watershed Plan We’re continuing our five-part series highlighting the top
Natural Cover in the Watershed Continue Reading
The Pits to Parks Restoration Project We’re planning to ecologically restore two former aggregate sites in Caledon, Pinchin
Restoring Two Former Pits to Parks Continue Reading
Migratory Birds Return to Southern Ontario With spring comes the return of migratory birds to southern Ontario. You’ll
Protect Bugs to Protect Birds Continue Reading
Trees are Watershed Heroes Planting a tree is a simple action with a lot of benefits. Trees in
How More Trees can Protect Your Community Continue Reading
If you’re familiar with fish species found in the Credit River, then you’ve likely heard of brook trout,
Fascinating Fish Species in the Credit River Watershed Continue Reading
Building the First Placemaking Space Along the Credit Valley Trail If you have visited Island Lake Conservation Area
The Crane Gathering Space is Taking Shape Continue Reading
A Major Milestone for Credit Valley Conservation This year marks a major milestone for Credit Valley Conservation (CVC),
Twenty-Five Years of Tracking the Health of the Credit River Watershed Continue Reading
Five-part Series Highlighting the Top Stories of the Watershed Plan We’re kicking off a five-part series highlighting the top
Nature is Resilient Continue Reading
Plan a Day of Fun Outdoor Activities with the Family at Terra Cotta Conservation Area Spring is the
Celebrate Maple Season Continue Reading
Read our Six-Part Weekly Series Highlighting the 2023 Conservation Award Recipients Part Six: Green Cities and Watershed Excellence
Conservation Matters: Award-Winning Work in the Credit River Watershed Continue Reading
Read our Six-Part Weekly Series Highlighting the 2023 Conservation Award Recipients Part Five: Corporate Leadership Award Winners In
Conservation Matters: Award-Winning Work in the Credit River Watershed Continue Reading
Walking around Anthony and Cristina Kerstens’ three-hectare property in Erin, you would never realize how much the landscape
The Kerstens: Giving Back and Looking Forward Continue Reading
Credit Valley Conservation’s First Job Fair and Open House! If you have a bit of green in your
Join our Team and Help us Protect the Credit River Watershed! Continue Reading
Read our Six-Part Weekly Series Highlighting the 2023 Conservation Award Recipients Part Four: Landowner Stewardship Award and Diversity,
Conservation Matters: Award-Winning Work in the Credit River Watershed Continue Reading
This winter has been especially gloomy with only 30 hours of sun, but don’t let the grey skies
Ice Fishing: A Social Sport Continue Reading
Read our Six-Part Weekly Series Highlighting the 2023 Conservation Award Recipients Part Three: Environmental Awareness Award Winners This
Conservation Matters: Award-Winning Work in the Credit River Watershed Continue Reading
When Wendy Walgate and Duncan Glaholt took ownership of their 20-hectare (50 acre) property in Erin over 20
Planting the Seed of Transformation Continue Reading