Chill and Thrill: Ice Fishing Basics
Get Hooked on Ice Fishing Picture this: a crisp morning, the kind where your breath forms into frosty […]
Chill and Thrill: Ice Fishing Basics Continue Reading
Get Hooked on Ice Fishing Picture this: a crisp morning, the kind where your breath forms into frosty […]
Chill and Thrill: Ice Fishing Basics Continue Reading
Announcing Exciting Wildlife News for our Watershed We are thrilled to share that over the past few years
Watershed Wildlife: Four Species Making a Comeback Continue Reading
January 23, 2025 — Fishing enthusiasts get ready because competition is about to heat up at the Annual
Be the Big Catch Winner at Island Lake’s Annual Ice Fishing Derby Continue Reading
The winter wind scoops and sweeps swaths of snow, creating drifts and whiteouts that can lead to hazardous
Defeating Drift: Living Snow Fences in Action Continue Reading
A new year brings new resolutions. Kick off 2025 by recharging and achieving your active and outdoor resolutions
Achieve Your Resolutions Through Winter Fun Continue Reading
As the snow falls and covers the fields,It’s time to reflect on a year of high yields.Much work
The Face of Stewardship Continue Reading
Trees are Watershed Heroes Planting trees is an effective way to help improve the health of our watershed.
Rooting for the Future: 2024 Volunteer Success Continue Reading
This is the second article in our two-part series on plantation management. Read Plantation Management Part 1: Challenges. Managing
Plantation Management Part 2: The Solutions Continue Reading
This is the first article in our two-part series on plantation management. Throughout the fall of 2023, Credit
Plantation Management Part 1: The Challenges Continue Reading
Our Actions are Impactful Spending time in nature helps improve our health and well-being. The environmental health and
Leave a Legacy: Invest in Nature Continue Reading
Cornell Lab Bird Academy Do you want to learn how to identify, draw or understand bird behaviour? The
Cozy up with Nature-based Educational Resources this Winter Continue Reading
Over the past three years, we’ve shared stories and insights from the ALUS Peel Pilot program. As the
Last Harvest: The Impact of the ALUS Peel Pilot on the Credit River Watershed Continue Reading
As winter solstice approaches and the evenings are getting darker, those winter blues might sneak in. Thankfully, nature
Chirp Away Winter Blues: Bird Watch in the Watershed Continue Reading
Around this time of year, you may take precautions to protect yourself and others from becoming ill, like
Taking Precautions: Preventing Wildlife Diseases Continue Reading
Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) and Canon Canada Inc. (Canon) teamed up this fall to build a rain garden
These Strange Plants Really Exist If you thought creepy and strange plants were only the stuff of nightmares
Creepy Flora in the Credit River Watershed Continue Reading
Eerie but Essential Insects Halloween is the perfect time to learn about the creepy crawlies that make our
Five Spooky Bugs in the Credit River Watershed Continue Reading
”Good actions give strength to ourselves and inspire good actions in others.” – Plato. The effects of good
Reaping a Harvest of Ecological Benefits for the Watershed Continue Reading
Help Stop the Spread Anglers, we need your help! While fishing, have you caught this small bottom-dwelling fish?
Small Fish, Big Effect: Invasive Round Goby Continue Reading
An Angler’s Guide to Fall Fishing Fall’s arrival brings the annual salmon migration in the Credit River. As
Salmon Run in the Credit River Continue Reading
What looks like a beaver but is a little spikier? Porcupines, of course! While exploring our parks, you
Wildlife Spotlight: North American Porcupines Continue Reading