MISSISSAUGA (April 20, 2020) – To protect visitor and staff safety during the COVID-19 pandemic, Credit Valley Conservation […]
Credit Valley Conservation Reminds Anglers Conservation Areas are Closed Continue Reading
Under guidance from Peel Public Health and considering the well-being of our many partners, volunteers and staff around
Credit Valley Conservation Responds to Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Continue Reading
July 15, 2024- Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) is developing two new strategies that will guide the organization’s services,
Credit Valley Conservation Seeks Input on Conservation Strategies Continue Reading
June 14, 2023 – Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) is developing a new strategic plan that will guide the
Credit Valley Conservation Seeks Input on New Strategic Plan Continue Reading
This report is intended to inform CVC municipalities as to the programmatic approaches and solutions that have been used to integrate LID into stormwater management programs.
Credit Valley Conservation Watershed Report Card 2023 Continue Reading
CVC has prepared this report card as a summary of the state of forests and water resources in the Credit River Watershed.
Credit Valley Conservation Watershed Report Card 2023 Continue Reading
Credit Valley Conservation’s Showcasing Water Innovation Project Case Study Continue Reading
Overview of CVC’s Showcasing Water Innovation Project.
Credit Valley Conservation’s Showcasing Water Innovation Project Case Study Continue Reading
Explore our Parks Explore Credit Valley Parks. Experience nature in the Credit River Watershed from the headwaters at
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Credit Valley Trail Indigenous Experience Implementation Plan Continue Reading
Planning and development of Indigenous place-making along the Credit Valley Trail (CVT) is led by the CVT Indigenous Roundtable (IRT). The IRT is comprised of community members from several Indigenous nations in Canada including community members and Elders from the Missisaguas of the Credit First Nation (MCFN) as well as community members from the Credit River Metis Council, Cree, Anishinaabe and Huron-Wendat First Nations.
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