Read the latest blogs and news from Credit Valley Conservation.
May 26, 2022 – Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) has begun lowering water levels in Monora Pond to restore […]
Pond Lowering at Monora Park to Restore Healthy Habitat in Monora Creek Continue Reading
On Saturday, May 28, show your love for Island Lake Conservation Area at the annual Spring Trail Donation
Friends of Island Lake to Host Spring Trail Donation Day Continue Reading
MISSISSAUGA – Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) is reminding residents of the dangers that exist near rivers, streams, ponds
Summer Safety Message: Be Aware of Urban River Flooding Due to Thunderstorms Continue Reading
Together, We Can Live in Harmony With warmer weather arriving, more people are out and about having picnics,
Be a Wildlife Ally Continue Reading
Limiting Soil Disturbance Promotes Healthy Soil Structure This is part three of our five-part Farm Gate series on
Do Not Disturb Continue Reading
Just like humans, frogs speak different languages. Well, maybe they don’t actually speak but you can certainly tell
Fantastic Frog Calls Continue Reading
One of the best things about spring is spotting the first plants of the season sprouting. Little bits
Get to Know Spring’s Native Flowers Continue Reading
Improve Soil Health This is part two of our five-part Farm Gate series on soil—the foundation of our
Growing Ground Covers Continue Reading
Common silverweed grows less than 20 centimetres tall and can tolerate light foot traffic.
Growing Ground Covers Continue Reading
Wild Strawberry Continue Reading
Wild strawberry offers pollinators early season nectar and pollen.
Wild Strawberry Continue Reading
It’s officially spring, and we’re excited for all the changes happening in Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area. At
Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area: Wonderful Wetlands Continue Reading
Are you prepared to weather a severe storm? Each year, Emergency Preparedness Week (May 1-7) reminds us that it’s important
Weather the Storm Continue Reading
The Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency are currently responding to cases of avian
CVC urges caution around birds during increase in avian influenza cases Continue Reading
For the third year in a row, Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) was named one of Canada’s Greenest Employers
Credit Valley Conservation Named one of Canada’s Greenest Employers Continue Reading
Signs of Spring are All Around Reports of butterfly sightings have been trickling in with species like mourning
It’s Butterfly Season! Continue Reading
Credit Valley Conservation Foundation (CVCF) is set to host its Spring Online Conservation Auction fundraiser from April 22
Future-Proof Your Business. Invest in Nature. With the rainy season upon us, managing rainwater and snow melt on
Five Reasons to Put Stormwater Management on the Agenda Continue Reading
Youth Get Hands-on With Nature Each summer hundreds of youth volunteers across the Credit River Watershed take action
Youth Get Hands-on With Nature Continue Reading
Help your stream, pond or wetland get fit for the season. April lingers in the space between neglected
On-campus Commitment to Climate Change Resilience Sheridan College is committed to sustainability both in theory and in practice.
Sheridan College and the Community Tree Project Continue Reading
