Read the latest blogs and news from Credit Valley Conservation.
With a growing share of Ontario’s farming taking place on rented land, strong farmer-landowner relationships are becoming increasingly […]
Cultivating Collaboration on Rented Farmland for Owners and Farmers Continue Reading
Credit Valley Conservation Foundation (CVCF) announced a new partnership with the Greenbelt Foundation to support Credit Valley Conservation’s
In celebration of our 70th anniversary, we’re highlighting stories that connect our past with our present through a
70 Years of Natural Hazard Planning Continue Reading
Fall is Here! September’s crisp air and falling leaves signals our season has shifted into autumn, the season
Enjoy Fall Colours at Our Parks Continue Reading
A Conservation Milestone Over the past 20 years, the agricultural landscape in the Peel Region has been transformed
Celebrating 20 Years of Agricultural Stewardship: Join the 2024 Peel Farm Tour Continue Reading
September 26, 2024 – Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) invites the community to attend the Fletchers Creek Sustainable Neighbourhood
Correction This edition of Countryside Stewardship Mail stated oak wilt, an invasive species, has been found in the
Stop the Spread, Cut the Costs Continue Reading
In celebration of our 70th anniversary, we’re highlighting stories that connect our past with our present through a
Our Path to Truth and Reconciliation Continue Reading
Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) invites rural landowners to attend the Septic Social Workshop on October 5, 2024, from
Join Credit Valley Conservation at the Septic Social Workshop Continue Reading
Five Years of Fletchers Creek SNAP We’re celebrating five years of the Fletchers Creek Sustainable Neighbourhood Action Plan
Celebrate Five Years of Fletchers Creek SNAP Continue Reading
As a garden matures, some perennial plants (plants that return each year) will benefit from being divided. This
Benefits of Dividing Plants Continue Reading
Coreopsis lanceolata With bursts of warm yellow, lance-leaved coreopsis brightens any garden. Reliable lance-shaped leaves provide greenery throughout
Lance-leaved Coreopsis Continue Reading
Dividing overcrowded perennials is a common practice performed by gardeners to keep plants healthy. The resulting smaller clumps can
Dividing Perennials Continue Reading
What looks like a beaver but is a little spikier? Porcupines, of course! While exploring our parks, you
Wildlife Spotlight: North American Porcupines Continue Reading
Don’t become a Brown Friday statistic. American plumbers named the Friday after Thanksgiving Brown Friday because of the increase in
No More Brown Fridays Continue Reading
Connecting Nature, People and Communities Immerse yourself in nature by taking a trip to the Upper Credit Conservation
Upper Credit: Marvelous Meadows Continue Reading
Get your Business Flood Ready Is your business at risk of flooding? Businesses within the TRCA jurisdiction of
Partner Resources to Reduce Flood Risk Continue Reading
Jumping worms – Amynthas spp., Metaphire spp., Pheretima spp. Jumping worms are invasive earthworms most likely to be
Trees play a vital role in cooling cities, reducing carbon dioxide, supporting wildlife and enhancing air quality. They’re
The 3-30-300 Rule Continue Reading
Being an excellent steward of your property begins with understanding how to properly care for both your land
Visual Aid: Exploring Our Video Resources Continue Reading
Fletchers Creek SNAP in Action We’re celebrating five years of the Fletchers Creek Sustainable Neighbourhood Action Plan (SNAP).
Five Years of Community Impact: Fletchers Creek SNAP Continue Reading
