Use Nature as a Reset Button
At Credit Valley Parks, step into a world where fresh air, lush greenery and open skies invite you […] … Continue reading
News & Blog
Read the latest blogs and news from Credit Valley Conservation.
Credit Valley Conservation Celebrates Cooksville SNAP Action Plan Launch with Tree Planting Event
May 12, 2025—On Saturday, May 10, Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) celebrated the Cooksville Sustainable Neighbourhood Action Plan (SNAP) … Continue reading
Fantastic Flora in the Watershed
As the weather warms up for the season, the Credit River Watershed is transforming with the vibrant tapestry … Continue reading
Warbler of the Woods
As you walk your property, you may be greeted by more birdsong. Migrating birds are returning! One song … Continue reading
Community Members Come Together to Support Wildlife: The SNAP Approach
As they say, teamwork makes the dream work and our Sustainable Neighbourhoods Action Plan (SNAP) projects are proof … Continue reading
Credit Valley Conservation’s Draft Watershed Planning and Regulation Policies Available for Comment
April 28, 2025 –Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) is undertaking a conformity exercise of its Watershed Planning and Regulation … Continue reading
Insect Observation: Finding Mindfulness in Nature’s Tiny Wonders
Entomology Meets Mindfulness With signs of spring all around us, you may be inspired to get outside and … Continue reading
Credit Valley Conservation Named One of Canada’s Greenest Employers
April 22, 2025—Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) has received the title of one of Canada’s Greenest Employers (2025) for … Continue reading
Halophytes: Salt Lovers
Salt from winter maintenance ends up in our water and soil. Many plants can’t survive such salty conditions and end … Continue reading
Beer made with 100 Per Cent Maple Sap Supports Land Protection
April 17, 2025 – A bold new beer is tapping into the roots of Canadian heritage and conservation. … Continue reading
Why Forests Matter to Pollinators
This spring you might head into the forest in search of salamanders, owls or deer. But what about … Continue reading
Celebrating Earth Day: Embrace the Four Elements of the Watershed
The elements of nature — water, air, fire and earth — are a lens in which we can … Continue reading
Smooth Serviceberry
Amelanchier laevis In early spring, before leaves appear, smooth serviceberry (Amelanchier laevis) delights us with its showy white … Continue reading
What to Consider Before Planting a New Tree
Thinking of planting a new tree? Here are some of the most common questions we’ve been asked about … Continue reading
Home Grown Success: 15 Years of Planting on Urban Properties
Thanks to willing watershed residents, we’ve planted over 3,000 trees and shrubs on local home properties, through CVC’s … Continue reading
Watershed Wildlife: Four Species Making a Comeback – Bald Eagle
Wildlife in the Credit River Watershed This is part-three, in our four-part wildlife spotlight series where we’re sharing … Continue reading
Flooding Tips for Rural Landowners
As we move into spring, rainfall on frozen or already wet ground can cause higher water levels and … Continue reading
A New Season of Stewardship Begins
Longer days, thawing soil, beautiful budding plants and flowers signal the exciting arrival of spring. It’s the perfect … Continue reading
Supporting Watershed Wildlife Through Restoration
Watershed Connections Our well-being is intertwined with that of the natural environment. That’s why we work with landowners … Continue reading
Tending to White Pines in a Changing Climate
White pines (Pinus strobus), long-living giants of eastern North America, form natural, quiet cathedral-like groves, sheltering and feeding wildlife … Continue reading
Leap into the Watershed this World Frog Day
Frogs are Fantastic Today is both the first day of spring and World Frog Day! Let’s celebrate the … Continue reading