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Wild Strawberry Continue Reading
Wild strawberry offers pollinators early season nectar and pollen.
Wild Strawberry Continue Reading
Are you prepared to weather a severe storm? Each year, Emergency Preparedness Week (May 1-7) reminds us that it’s important
Weather the Storm Continue Reading
Future-Proof Your Business. Invest in Nature. With the rainy season upon us, managing rainwater and snow melt on
Five Reasons to Put Stormwater Management on the Agenda Continue Reading
Help your stream, pond or wetland get fit for the season. April lingers in the space between neglected
On-campus Commitment to Climate Change Resilience Sheridan College is committed to sustainability both in theory and in practice.
Sheridan College and the Community Tree Project Continue Reading
Connecting Community, Congregation and Climate Change CrossPoint Christian Reformed Church sits near the corner of Steeles Ave W
CrossPoint and the Community Tree Project Continue Reading
April 7, 2022 – Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) invites businesses in the City of Mississauga to book a
World Water Day Sometimes, the most important things are those we take for granted. Take the clean, clear
The Most Important Thing Continue Reading
It’s More than Dirt This is part one of a five-part Farm Gate series on soil—the foundation of
A Precious Resource Continue Reading
Have you ever wanted to create a rain garden, build a soakaway or plant a soggy area of your yard? You
CVC’s New Rain-ready Plant List Continue Reading
The vibrant pink blooms of swamp milkweed (Asclepias incarnata) will stand out in any rain garden. This great pollinator
Swamp Milkweed Continue Reading
You’ve decided a rain-ready landscape is the right fit for your yard. The next decision is whether to
Rain-ready Landscaping: When to DIY or Hire a Pro Continue Reading
New Partnership CVC announces new partnership to increase financial support for on-farm stewardship in the Region of Peel.
Good Work Pays Off Continue Reading
March 28, 2022 – Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) is inviting hay growers to delay this year’s hay cut
Only 100 Acres to Go: Certify Your Hay as Bird-friendly Continue Reading
Every year, grassland birds like bobolink and eastern meadowlark build their nests in hay fields across the Credit
Watershed Farmers Delay the Hay to Protect Grassland Birds Continue Reading
In the 1950s, agriculture was practiced on 74 per cent of the land in the Credit River Watershed.
Good Work Pays Off for Farmers in Peel Continue Reading
LDD moth (formerly gypsy moth) has a new name: spongy moth. We continue to use the name LDD
March 16, 2022 – Farmers can now receive annual payments to protect and monitor nature on their lands
New Partnership with ALUS Pays Farmers to Protect Nature Continue Reading
If your plantation was unhealthy, would you know the signs? Fifteen per cent of the Credit River Watershed’s
Know the Signs Continue Reading
When planning and planting our gardens, we often focus on what we see above ground, like birds nesting
Life Underground Continue Reading