Trick or Tree! Woodington Green Tree Planting
Dress Up. Dig In. Grow the Future. Join us to plant a tree and get an early start […]
Encroaching Pests: Hemlock Woolly Adelgid and Spotted Lanternfly
What you need to know and how to report them While hemlock woolly adelgid and spotted lanternfly haven’t been found in the … Continue reading
New, Hot Summers in Our Watershed
The Credit River Watershed is feeling the effects of climate change. These are some of the ways we … Continue reading
Caring For Your Yard Webinar
Prepare Your Yard for Winter with These Expert Tips Prepare your yard and garden for the colder months
Bend It Like a River
The Importance of River Bends From its headwaters near Island Lake, the Credit River winds its way through … Continue reading
Support Lesser-known Pollinators at Home
Tips and tricks for creating a pollinator-friendly yard and garden Get to Know the Lesser-known Pollinators in Your … Continue reading
Climate Change Champions
Rain gardens, such as this one at Le Cercle de l’Amitié, can help meet ESG goals, address climate … Continue reading
Attracting Pollinators to Your Yard
Discover Plants that Pollinators Love Learn all about the native plants that will keep your garden flourishing all
Meet Your Neighbour: Ranjani Munasinghe, Regenerative Farmer
Ranjani’s hens feed on insect pests on her fruit trees while their droppings fertilize the soil. Regenerative Farming … Continue reading
Ask the Expert: Stormwater Edition
Rain gardens can help mitigate the effects of flooding. Answers to Commonly Asked Questions About Flooding, Garden Care … Continue reading
Celebrate Mother’s Day with Nature
A Look at How Wildlife Care for Their Young in the Credit River Watershed Mother’s Day is coming … Continue reading
Improving Ecological Connectivity in a Fragmented Landscape
Why ecological connectivity matters From grasslands to forests to wetlands to rivers, natural areas on public and private … Continue reading
Three New Tools for Rural Landowners
Help Your Land Thrive Did you know over 80 per cent of the land in the Credit River … Continue reading
5 Reasons Why Soil Rocks
The Hidden Foundation of a Healthy Watershed When we think about nature in the Credit River Watershed, rivers … Continue reading
Curating Your Best Garden Yet
Sharp-lobed hepatica may be found at your local native plant nursery. Photo: Anemone acutiloba, syn. Hepatica acutiloba, Hepatica nobilis … Continue reading
Growing the Long-term Potential of Your WoodlotÂ
Harvest Potential With Our New Online Tool Alex Hartnett knows a thing or two about harvesting the potential … Continue reading
Planning For Trees Workshop
Everything You Need for Your Next Tree Planting We’ll show you how to choose the best trees for
Why Early Spring Is Critical for Pollinators
The Small Window that Makes a Big Difference When snow begins to melt across the Credit River Watershed … Continue reading
Searching For Home: Wood Thrushes and Woodlots
A wood thrush. Why Wood Thrushes Need Woodlots If you’ve ever walked your land on a warm summer’s … Continue reading
Tropics to the Credit: Six Migratory Birds Returning This Spring
Look for These Native Bird Species The arrival of spring in the Credit River Watershed is more than … Continue reading
Three Backyard Birds Making Comebacks
Welcome Birds Back to Your Yard with Native Plants Flying High: Three Backyard Birds Making Comebacks The latest State … Continue reading