More Trees in the Ground
Forests are a vital part of the Earth’s life-support system. They clean air and make oxygen, moderate temperature, and reduce wind and soil erosion. They’re incredible places to hike and unwind. To get the most… Continue Reading
Thank you to our 2018 CVC Volunteers
If you would like to get involved with our volunteers in 2019 check out our event calendar! Download a PDF here.
How Local Animals Survive in Winter
Winter’s back and it’s time to stock up on essentials like soup and firewood, and make sure your Netflix subscription is up-to-date. Everyone has a different strategy to survive the winter – and animals are… Continue Reading
Building a Strong Foundation Through Corporate Engagement
2018 was another great year for community tree planting and environmental restoration. We’re thankful for the support from our amazing corporate partners. Together with Credit Valley Conservation Foundation (CVCF), we developed a more robust corporate… Continue Reading
What’s bugging you? Getting to know your small roommates
How many bugs do you think live in your house? Unless you’re a real clean fanatic, you’ll probably see a spider here and there and the occasional silverfish or house centipede scurrying away when you… Continue Reading
Field Finds: Brewster’s Warbler
We recently discovered a Brewster’s Warbler (pictured above) in one of our conservation areas, while doing a breeding bird survey. First discovered by William Brewster in 1874, it was initially thought to be a new… Continue Reading
Third Annual Charity Curling Bonspiel in Support of CVC Foundation
Hurry hard! Do you have a passion for curling? Maybe you’ve never tried it but want to give it a shot? Then join with friends, family and co-workers on Saturday, January 19 at the Acton Curling… Continue Reading
Our Journey of 100 Kilometres Begins with a Single Step
Sixty years ago, Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) first explored the concept of a continuous trail through the Credit River Valley. The trail would connect communities along the Credit River in a unique and meaningful way…. Continue Reading