Love in the Credit River Watershed
Valentine’s Day is around the corner, which makes it the perfect time to celebrate love in the Credit […]
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Valentine’s Day is around the corner, which makes it the perfect time to celebrate love in the Credit […]
Love in the Credit River Watershed Continue Reading
It’s often a tree’s lush leaves or vibrant needles that catch our attention. But how often do we
Winter Tree Identification Continue Reading
Winter is a great time to learn about the many active creatures that call your backyard home during
Backyard Scavenger Hunt Continue Reading
Scavengers are animals who eat carrion and decaying plant matter. They play an important ecological role by feeding
Scavengers Among Us Continue Reading
If you didn’t complete all your yard cleanup chores before the snow fell, you’ll be relieved to know
Forget Fall Chores for Winter’s Foragers and Scavengers Continue Reading
It’s hard to imagine spending the entire winter outside. As humans, we’re lucky we can keep warm indoors.
How Wildlife Survive Winter Continue Reading
We all know how important it to spend time in nature. At CVC, we love that people are
Strike a Pose: Photos from the Watershed Continue Reading
Globally, scientists have been sounding the alarm on the loss of biodiversity. A recent global report from the World Wildlife
Bending the Curve For Biodiversity Continue Reading
Recently, my son and I had an uncanny wildlife encounter in our backyard. We watched as something furry
An Impossumible Feast Continue Reading
The emergence of the mayfly is a spectacular but very short-lived sight to see. Each year from May through
Mayflies – the ‘Circle of Life’ Continue Reading
Life is full of uncertainty. At the same time, being grateful for spring and the return of many
A Question Mark with Four Wings Continue Reading
The warm spring weather in April brings on many exciting changes in nature: snow changes to rain, flowers
Become a Backyard Birder on Go Birding Day Continue Reading
Spring is a Busy Time for Migration and Breeding While we’re staying home, ecologists are starting to see
Our Waste, Their Home Continue Reading
In spring, the earth is buzzing with the sounds of wildlife. While field work is on hold right
Creature Calls – Nature’s Soundtrack Continue Reading
Each year field staff from CVC’s Ecology and Monitoring group compete in a photo contest. We take pictures
A Friendly Photography Competition Among Staff Continue Reading
Extra time at home with your children may have you stumped on how to keep them occupied. Why
Keep the Kids Busy with Watershed Science Continue Reading
Let’s face it – dating is complicated! Human courtship rituals often seem strange and confusing, and this also
Romance in the Wild Continue Reading
During the winter months it’s easy to spot the signs of animals big and small. Once there’s snow
By CVC’s Meagan Ruffini, Marketing and Communications Associate It’s a warm spring day and the sun is shining
Trumpeter Swans: A Treasure of the Credit Continue Reading
I remember the first time I saw a silver-spotted skipper. I was in a meadow in the Rouge
Where in the Watershed are the Silver-spotted Skippers? Continue Reading