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Save Time, Money and the Planet In recent years, there’s been a lot of press about “No-Mow May”, […]
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Save Time, Money and the Planet In recent years, there’s been a lot of press about “No-Mow May”, […]
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Erosion to Look Out For Soil erosion is a natural process in which soil is picked up and
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It’s report card time, for conservation authorities. We recently released our Watershed Report Card in collaboration with Conservation
It’s Report Card Time for CVC Continue Reading
How to Help Threatened Species Bobolink and eastern meadowlark are songbirds that were once abundant across the Credit
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Protect Your Groundwater John Island knows his one-hectare property in Mono like the back of his hand. Surrounded
Well Upgrade Gives Landowner Peace of Mind Continue Reading
Be Garden Conscious Snow is melting, temperatures are rising – but is it too early to start planting?
Signs You Can Start Planting Continue Reading
Amelanchier species The delicate white flowers of serviceberries herald spring. Appearing in long clusters, these star-like blossoms arrive
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Welcome Spring There are few more welcome signs of spring than when bright green leaves begin to unfurl
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Learn Sources of Contamination As extreme weather events become more common, so does the risk of drinking water
How To Protect Your Drinking Water Continue Reading
Improve Your Garden Here are a few things you can do and not do to improve the health
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Symphoricarpos albus When choosing a new tree, shrub or plant, it’s important to consider the soil, moisture and
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Did you know? When we picture an ideal garden, we tend to imagine all the activity going on
Your Soil is Made Up of 4 Crucial Ingredients Continue Reading
Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) invites well owners in the Credit River Watershed to attend Solutions for Safer Well
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Welcome Spring! March 20 is the first day of spring. We’re certainly not wishing the wonderful season of
Get into the Spirit of Spring Continue Reading
Managing Invasive Species It might look like a harmless grass blowing in the wind by the roadside, but
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Your furry countryside neighbours If you’ve been hearing an increase in barks, yips and howls, you’re likely not
Coyote Season is Here Continue Reading
Climate Change and Gardens Winter may not be everyone’s favourite season, but snow cover and prolonged below zero
Putting Your Garden to Bed Continue Reading
The Watershed is Changing Climate change often brings up visions of extreme heat, drought and flooding during spring
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A Burst of Spring Colour Many plants in our climate respond to the cold by going dormant over
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Gary and Debbie Mountain have been running their farm in Caledon for over 20 years, and their connection
The Mountains: Embracing Change and Healing the Land Continue Reading
Enhance Wetlands on Your Property Ontario contains an impressive 25 per cent of Canada’s wetlands and six per
Wetland Restoration Planting Continue Reading