Why Forests Matter to Pollinators
This spring you might head into the forest in search of salamanders, owls or deer. But what about […] … Continue reading
News & Blog
Read the latest blogs and news from Credit Valley Conservation.
Celebrating Earth Day: Embrace the Four Elements of the Watershed
The elements of nature — water, air, fire and earth — are a lens in which we can … Continue reading
Smooth Serviceberry
Amelanchier laevis In early spring, before leaves appear, smooth serviceberry (Amelanchier laevis) delights us with its showy white … Continue reading
What to Consider Before Planting a New Tree
Thinking of planting a new tree? Here are some of the most common questions we’ve been asked about … Continue reading
Home Grown Success: 15 Years of Planting on Urban Properties
Thanks to willing watershed residents, we’ve planted over 3,000 trees and shrubs on local home properties, through CVC’s … Continue reading
Watershed Wildlife: Four Species Making a Comeback – Bald Eagle
Wildlife in the Credit River Watershed This is part-three, in our four-part wildlife spotlight series where we’re sharing … Continue reading
Flooding Tips for Rural Landowners
As we move into spring, rainfall on frozen or already wet ground can cause higher water levels and … Continue reading
A New Season of Stewardship Begins
Longer days, thawing soil, beautiful budding plants and flowers signal the exciting arrival of spring. It’s the perfect … Continue reading
Supporting Watershed Wildlife Through Restoration
Watershed Connections Our well-being is intertwined with that of the natural environment. That’s why we work with landowners … Continue reading
Tending to White Pines in a Changing Climate
White pines (Pinus strobus), long-living giants of eastern North America, form natural, quiet cathedral-like groves, sheltering and feeding wildlife … Continue reading
Leap into the Watershed this World Frog Day
Frogs are Fantastic Today is both the first day of spring and World Frog Day! Let’s celebrate the … Continue reading
Experience the Sweetness of Maple Season With Two Unique Events at Terra Cotta Conservation Area
Reconnect with nature and celebrate a Canadian tradition at two one-of-a-kind maple syrup events hosted by Credit Valley … Continue reading
Youth Discover Wildlife at Silver Creek Restoration Project
The Credit River Watershed is home to diverse wildlife that often goes unseen because of their solitary and … Continue reading
Eastern Buttonbush
Cephalanthus occidentalis The unique pom-pom-like flowers of the eastern buttonbush make it fun to grow if you have … Continue reading
Protecting Your Soil After a Flood
Flooding, no matter what time of year it happens, can stress soil and plants and leave them vulnerable … Continue reading
Flooding Questions and Answers
During the winter, flood concerns may not be on the top of your mind, but those affected by … Continue reading
Public Service Announcement: Spring Safety Message: Be Safe Near Waterways
March 10, 2025 – Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) is reminding residents of the dangers that exist near rivers … Continue reading
Celebrating Women in Agriculture
The Face of Agriculture is Changing in Canada More women are taking lead roles managing farms, becoming decision-makers and forming … Continue reading
CVC Partners with Indigenous Community to Honour Ancestral Storytelling at Maple Syrup in the Park
Maple syrup production is a Canadian tradition enjoyed by many across the country. The maple syrup harvesting season … Continue reading
Watershed Wildlife: Four Species Making a Comeback – River Otter
Wildlife in the Credit River Watershed This is part-two in our four-part wildlife spotlight series sharing the exciting … Continue reading
Tapping into Tradition: Indigenous Storytelling
This year, when you join us at our annual Maple Syrup in the Park festival at Terra Cotta … Continue reading