Towards a Natural Heritage System for the Credit River Watershed: Summary Report
Summary version of “Towards a Natural Heritage System for the Credit River Watershed: Final Technical Report”.
Summary version of “Towards a Natural Heritage System for the Credit River Watershed: Final Technical Report”.
This report (phase 2) estimates the value of retaining and restoring wetland services in the Credit River Watershed using the Contingent Valuation Method (CVM).
Using inventory data, the total tons of carbon stored in Credit River watershed’s forests and plantations was estimated, and predicted up to 2030.
A factsheet summarizing results of estimates of current and future carbon stored by forests and plantations in the Credit River watershed.
A summary of ecosystem services and valuation of these services in the Credit River Watershed.
A factsheet on the value of retaining and restoring wetlands in the Credit River watershed.
A factsheet summarizing CVC study of rural landowners (farm and non-farm) in the Credit River watershed to determine: 1. how they manage wetlands on their properties; 2. their attitudes towards wetlands and the ecosystem services they provide; 3. their willingness to take on wetland restoration or enhancement projects; and 4. their preference for incentives to take on such projects.
CVC study assessed the value of the ecosystem services provided by natural capital (i.e. natural assets) in the Credit River Watershed.
This report (phase 1) details valuing wetland ecosystem services in the Credit River Watershed. This report summarizes the literature about: (i) identifying/ quantifying wetland ecosystem services; (ii) assessing the impact that human activities/actions have on these services; and (iii) estimating the economic value provided by these services.
This study evaluates the increase in the value of properties proximal to natural features (i.e.,
ravines and upland green space).
A factsheet summarizing CVC study of real estate values in Mississauga to quantify the monetary value that residents place on living near green space.
A factsheet summarizing CVC study that assessed the value of the ecosystem services provided by natural capital (i.e. natural assets) in the Credit River Watershed.
This report assesses the economic value of the Credit River fishery, and specifically, angling activity.
A factsheet summarizing a study by Credit Valley Conservation to estimate the economic value of the Credit River’s recreational fishery, and specifically, angling activity.
A factsheet on the value the benefits of groundwater for local residents and businesses in the upper Credit River Watershed.