Celebrating Less is More
Our Favourite Caring For Your Yard Tips from The Garden Post Our Caring for Your Yard column shares simple garden … Continue reading
News & Blog
Read the latest blogs and news from Credit Valley Conservation.
Celebrating Our Favourite Native Plants
Standout Plants from 100 Editions of The Garden Post Each month, we spotlight a plant that’s showing off … Continue reading
Celebrating Birds, Pollinators and Other Critters
Our Favourite Did You Know Facts from The Garden Post Since its launch in spring 2016, The Garden … Continue reading
What You’re Grateful For
What Brings Rural Landowners Gratitude Thank you for filling out our What Are You Grateful For survey and … Continue reading
Inspiring Videos for Your Next Fish-friendly Project
We Can Help With Your Next Aquatic Restoration Project Fish and other aquatic species in the Credit River … Continue reading
Building a Resilient Future with Nature-based Solutions
Growing with Nature At Credit Valley Conservation, one of our roles is to help protect people and property … Continue reading
Celebrate Five Years of Hungry Hollow SNAP with Fun, Free Family Activities
October 14, 2025 – Halton Hills residents and community members are invited to enjoy a morning of fun … Continue reading
Credit Valley Conservation Celebrates 50 Years of Rattray Marsh Conservation Area
On October 5, Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) hosted a special celebration to mark the 50th anniversary of Rattray … Continue reading
Lady Beetles: Tiny Allies in the Fall Landscape
Take Time to Appreciate the Little Things Autumn is here and fall colours are painting the Credit River … Continue reading
Low Water Levels at Island Lake
Water levels at Island Lake are currently lower than usual. It is anticipated that levels will drop further … Continue reading
Fall Fairs and Giant Pumpkins
Explore the Connection Between Two Fall Classics It’s the season for fall fairs. Fairs offer something for everyone: … Continue reading
Credit Valley Conservation Hosts Free Workshop on Invasive Plants
Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) invites rural landowners to a free workshop on invasive plants on Saturday, October 18 … Continue reading
Farmers Are Vital to Conservation
Stewards of the Land and Water When talking about conservation in the Credit River Watershed, forests, wetlands or … Continue reading
Plant, Learn and Protect Your Community at St. Hilary’s Church Rain Garden Event
Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) invites residents to roll up their sleeves and help bring nature to life at … Continue reading
Healthy Septic Systems, Safe Drinking Water
New Tool For Keeping Your Septic System In Good Health Maintaining your septic system is crucial for rural … Continue reading
Five Native Trees in the Credit River Watershed Worth Knowing
Celebrate Our Forests The Credit River Watershed is home to an incredible diversity of forests. There are over … Continue reading
Thinning Plantations for Increased Wildfire Resilience
Proactively Managing Forests to Mitigate Wildfire Risk Climate change is increasing the likelihood of wildfires in Canada. Prolonged periods … Continue reading
Welcome Autumn with Adventures in Nature
Celebrate the Beauty of the Fall Season in the Credit River Watershed Autumn is almost here and it’s … Continue reading
Credit Valley Conservation Makes Nature More Accessible at Terra Cotta Conservation Area
Nature just became more accessible at Terra Cotta Conservation Area thanks to Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) and Novo … Continue reading
Healthcare Providers Agree: Nature is Nurturing
Healthcare Professionals Can Prescribe Nature There are many activities to enjoy at our parks, from fishing, to hiking … Continue reading
Heart-leaved Aster
Symphyotrichum cordifolium As nights cool and days shorten, watch for spikes of small pale lavender to white flowers … Continue reading