Conservation Matters: Connecting People and Nature Through Awareness
Award Winning Work in the Credit River Watershed This week in our Conservation Matters: Award-Winning Work in the Credit River Watershed series, […] … Continue reading
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What You Might Not Know About Wetlands
It’s Always a Good Time to Celebrate Wetlands Wetlands are some of the most fascinating – and misunderstood … Continue reading
Conservation Matters: Landowners and Youth Leading the Way in Stewardship
Award Winning Work in the Credit River Watershed This week in our Conservation Matters: Award-Winning Work in the Credit River … Continue reading
Spider’s Strategies for Surviving Cold Temperatures
Where do Spiders go in Winter? The Credit River Watershed is home to a remarkable diversity of spiders … Continue reading
Conservation Matters: Everyone Has a Role in Protecting Our Environment
Award Winning Work in the Credit River Watershed This week in our Conservation Matters: Award-Winning Work in the … Continue reading
Three Bird Species to Spot on Your Winter Hikes
Winter is a Great Time for Birding When the Credit River Watershed turns quiet and frosty, it can … Continue reading
Big Prizes Await at Island Lake’s Annual Ice Fishing Derby
Winter anglers, get ready to drop a line at the Annual Island Lake Ice Fishing Derby, running February … Continue reading
Notice of Meeting to Approve the Apportionment to Participating Municipalities (2026 Budget)
The 2026 Budget will be considered and presented for final approval at the February 20, 2026 CVC Board … Continue reading
CVC Seeks Nominations for Environmental Awards as the Program Marks 40 Years of Impact
Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) celebrates individuals and organizations that make a lasting impact on our local environment through … Continue reading
Conservation Matters: Building Green Cities with Leading-edge Green Infrastructure
Award-Winning Work in the Credit River Watershed As a Conservation Authority, we’re responsible for protecting, managing and restoring natural resources in the local environment. This work is increasingly important as … Continue reading
Hygge: Reflecting on the Past Year
How a Danish Concept Helped Us Frame Our Intentions for 2025 At the start of 2025, we set intentions … Continue reading
Stewardship in Action Across the Watershed in 2025
Thank You Volunteers! From riversides and forests to meadows and neighbourhood greenspaces, 2025 was another powerful year for … Continue reading
Public Service Announcement: Winter Safety Message: Be Safe Near Waterways, Unsafe Ice
December 12, 2025 – Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) reminds residents of the dangers near streams, rivers, ponds and lakes … Continue reading
Credit Valley Conservation’s Draft Updated Regulations Mapping Open for Public Consultation
Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) has prepared draft regulations mapping to conform to requirements under the Conservation Authorities Act … Continue reading
Wrap up the Year by Connecting with Nature
Tis’ the Season to Get Outside As 2025 winds down, winter offers a quieter way to connect with … Continue reading
The Joys of Winter Birds
Three Ways to Welcome Birds to Your Yard This Season Nature-inspired holiday décor has a long tradition of … Continue reading
Nature’s Architects in the Watershed
Inside Nature’s Clever Construction Nature is full of incredible builders. From tiny insects to busy mammals, many species … Continue reading
Credit Valley Conservation’s Position on the Proposed Consolidation of Conservation Authorities
Proposed Boundaries for the Regional Consolidation of Ontario’s Conservation Authorities The Province of Ontario has introduced significant changes … Continue reading
Many Hands, One Trail: Credit Valley Trail Collaboration
Building the Credit Valley Trail, One Connection at a Time The Credit Valley Trail (CVT) is taking shape. … Continue reading
Wintertime for Wildlife
How Animals in the Credit River Watershed Survive the Winter The colours and warmth of fall are fading … Continue reading
Five Habitats Nature Can’t Live Without
Seeing Beyond the Obvious Nature’s beauty often catches our eye in the towering canopy of a forest or … Continue reading