Credit Valley Conservation announces closure of all offices and buildings to the public
In light of COVID-19, Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) announces the closure of all administration offices and buildings to […]
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In light of COVID-19, Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) announces the closure of all administration offices and buildings to […]
The Credit Valley Conservation Foundation Board of Directors has been actively monitoring the evolving COVID-19 situation and public
Credit Valley Conservation Foundation Reschedules Conservation Gala Continue Reading
Under guidance from Peel Public Health and considering the well-being of our many partners, volunteers and staff around
Credit Valley Conservation Responds to Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Continue Reading
Credit Valley Conservation (CVC), in partnership with Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), regrettably announces the cancellation of
Credit Valley Conservation Cancels 2020 Sugarbush Maple Syrup Festival Continue Reading
Calling all homeowners, corporate and institutional property owners and agricultural landowners. We have workshops to help you enhance
Workshops for Landowners Looking to Make a Difference Continue Reading
Calling all homeowners, corporate and institutional property owners and agricultural landowners. We have workshops to help you enhance
Workshops for Landowners Looking to Make a Difference Continue Reading
Newmarket ON (March 9, 2020) Ontario’s Flooding Strategy, just released by the Province in response to the Flood Advisor’s
What’s more Canadian than maple syrup? Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and Credit Valley Conservation have partnered to
Celebrate Canada’s Most Iconic Tradition at the 2020 Sugarbush Maple Syrup Festival Continue Reading
Hazardous conditions on and around bodies of water Credit Valley Conservation reminds residents there are dangers near all
Spring Safety Message: Be Careful Near Waterways Continue Reading
By Deborah Martin-Downs, Chief Administrative Officer, Credit Valley Conservation Over the past year there has been a lot
There’s More to Conservation Authorities than Regulations Continue Reading
Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) is launching their lineup of spring landowner workshops. CVC’s workshops give residents and landowners
Credit Valley Conservation Launches Spring Landowner Workshops Continue Reading
As March approaches, many of us begin thinking more and more about our country’s favourite food. It’s sticky,
The Sweetest Month of the Year Continue Reading
Our winters are getting warmer. Maybe you’ve been enjoying the milder weather or perhaps you’re pining for the
Changing Forests in a Changing Climate Continue Reading
Local conservation authorities and environmental groups invite the community to participate in the seventh biennial Sharing Experiences workshop.
Community is Invited to Share Experiences at Upcoming Environmental Workshop Continue Reading
The Gardhouse Family has operated Watershed Farms in East Garafraxa for decades. Their holistic approach to farming has
Watershed Farms: Invest in Soil, Invest in Success Continue Reading
Let’s face it – dating is complicated! Human courtship rituals often seem strange and confusing, and this also
Romance in the Wild Continue Reading
When the cold weather hits, it can be hard to convince yourself to go outside. While staying indoors
Frosty Fun at Our Parks Continue Reading
Mississauga Councillor Karen Ras was acclaimed as chair of Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) at the inaugural 2020 board
Credit Valley Conservation appoints 2020 Chair and Vice-Chair Continue Reading
Staff who work on our Integrated Watershed Monitoring Program (IWMP) are often asked: What do you do in
Monitoring Moves Indoors for the Winter Continue Reading
During the winter months it’s easy to spot the signs of animals big and small. Once there’s snow
Building sustainable communities is foundational to the Unitarian Congregation in Mississauga’s (UCM) mission. In addition to providing a
Vision and Volunteers Sustain Stewardship at UCM Continue Reading