National Forest Week: Acton Community Tree Planting
Caledon Creek Tree Planting
Cooksville Park Litter Cleanup
Mill Creek Trail Tree Planting
Summer Brings Park Trails to Life
Conservation Areas Support Wildlife and Provide Ecosystem Services Our conservation areas are more than places to hike. They … Continue reading
Cooksville SNAP Neighbourhood Walk, Talk and Connect
The Secret Life of Dragonflies
A Sure Sign of Summer The fast flight and shimmering colours make dragonflies one of summer’s most recognizable … Continue reading
What Shark Awareness Day can Teach us About Local Water Systems
You Won’t Find Sharks Here – But We Still Need Predators When people think of predators in aquatic … Continue reading
Meet the Credit River Watershed’s Rarest Butterfly
A Species Few Have Observed When you think of rare wildlife in the Credit River Watershed, butterflies may … Continue reading
What Wetlands Can Teach Us About Networks
Wetlands Are Stronger Together When we think about networks, social media platforms like LinkedIn and Facebook often come … Continue reading
Living with Mosquitoes and Black Flies
Make the Most Out of the Outdoors this Summer As temperatures rise and outdoor adventures fill our calendars … Continue reading
5 Benefits of Outdoor Learning
The Value of Getting Kids Outside Nature offers some of the best opportunities for children to learn, explore … Continue reading
Biodiversity, Hour by Hour
Life Across the Credit River Watershed from Day to Night Biodiversity doesn’t stand still. Across the Credit River … Continue reading
Tiny Springtails Beneath Our Feet
A Closer Look at One of the Tiniest Animals of the Credit River Watershed Wetlands, forests and streams … Continue reading
Grand Opening: Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area
New Waterfront Destination Opens to the Public Saturday, May 30 After more than a decade of planning, collaboration … Continue reading
















