Building a Resilient Future with Nature-based Solutions
Growing with Nature At Credit Valley Conservation, one of our roles is to help protect people and property […] … Continue reading
Growing with Nature At Credit Valley Conservation, one of our roles is to help protect people and property […] … Continue reading
Thinking of planting a new tree? Here are some of the most common questions we’ve been asked about … Continue reading
Thanks to willing watershed residents, we’ve planted over 3,000 trees and shrubs on local home properties, through CVC’s … Continue reading
Flooding, no matter what time of year it happens, can stress soil and plants and leave them vulnerable … Continue reading
During the winter, flood concerns may not be on the top of your mind, but those affected by … Continue reading
As part of our 70th anniversary, we’re highlighting stories that connect our past with our present through a … Continue reading
In celebration of our 70th anniversary, we’re highlighting stories that connect our past with our present through a … Continue reading
Learn How We’re Making the Most of Rainwater In 2017, we embarked on a mission to install Canada’s … Continue reading
How Flooding Works Summer and thunderstorms go hand in hand. While rain brings fresh air and provides a … Continue reading
December 23, 2022 – Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) reminds residents of the dangers near streams, rivers, ponds and … Continue reading
A Natural Way to Prepare for Climate Change Climate change is happening now in the watershed. Our communities … Continue reading
MISSISSAUGA – Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) is reminding residents of the dangers that exist near rivers, streams, ponds … Continue reading
Soakaways require very little maintenance but to ensure they continue to function properly, here are a few things … Continue reading
Soakaways allow space for rain water to collect and slowly seep into surrounding soils. A soakaway pit or … Continue reading
Beauty and Function A rain garden is a shallow, sunken garden bed designed to briefly collect rain water … Continue reading