Halophytes: Salt Lovers
Salt from winter maintenance ends up in our water and soil. Many plants can’t survive such salty conditions and end […] … Continue reading
Salt from winter maintenance ends up in our water and soil. Many plants can’t survive such salty conditions and end […] … Continue reading
The elements of nature — water, air, fire and earth — are a lens in which we can … Continue reading
Amelanchier laevis In early spring, before leaves appear, smooth serviceberry (Amelanchier laevis) delights us with its showy white … 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
Longer days, thawing soil, beautiful budding plants and flowers signal the exciting arrival of spring. It’s the perfect … Continue reading
Watershed Connections Our well-being is intertwined with that of the natural environment. That’s why we work with landowners … Continue reading
Cephalanthus occidentalis The unique pom-pom-like flowers of the eastern buttonbush make it fun to grow if you have … 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
March 10, 2025 – Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) is reminding residents of the dangers that exist near rivers … Continue reading
Snow cover and prolonged below zero temperatures play a vital role in the health of plants and soil. … Continue reading
Monarda punctata Fun-looking spotted beebalm is a unique standout in any well-draining soil. Pale white to pinkish bracts … Continue reading
With 120 plants to choose from, we’re excited to share our updated Prairie and Meadow Plants for Landscaping booklet. The … Continue reading
Life of the Credit River Watershed The streams and creeks that feed into the Credit River are crucial … Continue reading
Jan 17, 2025 – Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) reminds residents of the dangers near streams, rivers, ponds and … Continue reading
We may be in the middle of winter, but we’re already looking ahead to spring. Now is the … Continue reading