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 of all aspects of our work – from the messy to the majestic! The photo contest helps… Continue Reading
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 not learn some watershed science? Here’s some ideas to help keep your little conservationists busy: 1. Watch… Continue Reading
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 your property and build resilience to climate change. Almost 85 per cent of the Credit River Watershed… Continue Reading
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 of news about conservation authorities (CAs). Much of it stems from changes the province is making to… Continue Reading
The Sweetest Month of the Year
As March approaches, many of us begin thinking more and more about our country’s favourite food. It’s sticky, sweet, and delicious. That’s right, we’re talking about maple syrup. It’s a staple in many Canadian kitchens,… Continue Reading
Changing Forests in a Changing Climate
Our winters are getting warmer. Maybe you’ve been enjoying the milder weather or perhaps you’re pining for the colder days of winters past. If you find yourself in the latter camp, you’re not alone. Our… Continue Reading
Romance in the Wild
Let’s face it – dating is complicated! Human courtship rituals often seem strange and confusing, and this also applies to wildlife. Next time you’re wondering if you should wait three days to call, or if… Continue Reading
Frosty Fun at Our Parks
When the cold weather hits, it can be hard to convince yourself to go outside. While staying indoors sometimes seems like the better option, winter has a lot to offer us in terms of outdoor… Continue Reading
Monitoring Moves Indoors for the Winter
Staff who work on our Integrated Watershed Monitoring Program (IWMP) are often asked: What do you do in the winter? Through our Integrated Watershed Monitoring Program (IWMP), we study the living and non-living features in… Continue Reading
