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
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
June 12, 2026 – Today, Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) in partnership with Credit Valley Conservation Foundation (CVCF) announced … Continue reading
Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) invites rural landowners to a free workshop on invasive plants on Saturday, October 18 … Continue reading
European buckthorn is common in the Credit River Watershed As you’ve hiked, biked, driven or walked through the … Continue reading
New Boat Washing Station Helps to Stop the Spread of Invasive Species If you’re launching your boat at … Continue reading
Learn to Effectively Remove Invasives Removing stubborn invasive plants from a garden can be difficult. Knowing which invasive … Continue reading
Goutweed (Aegopodium podagraria), also known as bishop’s weed or snow on the mountain, is a perennial groundcover native … 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
The Credit River Watershed is home to diverse wildlife that often goes unseen because of their solitary and … Continue reading
During the winter, flood concerns may not be on the top of your mind, but those affected by … 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
As leaves change colour and fall to the ground, many of us prepare to rake away the dead … Continue reading
Extreme weather conditions, such as floods, and even events thousands of kilometres away like wildfires, are affecting our … Continue reading
Help Stop the Spread Anglers, we need your help! While fishing, have you caught this small bottom-dwelling fish? … Continue reading