Restoring Two Former Pits to Parks
The Pits to Parks Restoration Project We’re planning to ecologically restore two former aggregate sites in Caledon, Pinchin […] … Continue reading
The Pits to Parks Restoration Project We’re planning to ecologically restore two former aggregate sites in Caledon, Pinchin […] … Continue reading
Migratory Birds Return to Southern Ontario With spring comes the return of migratory birds to southern Ontario. You’ll … Continue reading
If you’re familiar with fish species found in the Credit River, then you’ve likely heard of brook trout … Continue reading
Tens of millions of people have taken DNA tests to discover their ancestral heritage. DNA tests help people … Continue reading
Insects that Overwinter in Leaf Litter Aside from saving our backs from strain, there are plenty of benefits … Continue reading
Bats are Beautiful Bats are far less frightening than you might think. In fact, we should be helping … Continue reading
It Has Been an Incredible Project And just like that, five years of the Butterfly Blitz fluttered by. … Continue reading
Birds Have a Lot to Endure The end of summer brings comforting, familiar feelings like the vibrant colours … Continue reading
Let’s See What Staff Discovered Now that summer is coming to an end, our monitoring, restoration and forestry … Continue reading
Snapping Turtles are Super Cool! If you’re lucky enough to stumble upon two snapping turtles (Chelydra serpentina) engaging … Continue reading
Echinacea pallida While you may notice colourful arrays of coneflowers in local gardens or nurseries, pale purple coneflower … Continue reading
Get to know Squirrels in the Watershed We see squirrels every day. Whether they’re foraging for food, chasing … Continue reading
Get Hooked on Fishing Year after year, hundreds of people come out to support the annual Bass Fishing … Continue reading
Get Involved in our Annual Butterfly Blitz On May 6, we launched our fifth annual Butterfly Blitz. This … Continue reading
Turtles are Trying to Cross the Road Spring is in full swing and turtles are out of hibernation … Continue reading
Learn About this Invasive Species With the arrival of spring’s warmer temperatures, watershed residents and wildlife alike are … Continue reading
Species to Look For A sure sign of spring is the fresh smell in the air, new buds … Continue reading
Learn about Wildlife at Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area Last year, we started observing wildlife at the highly … Continue reading
It’s Maple Syrup Season Many people have heard of the tree species sugar maple, it produces deliciously sweet … Continue reading
March 23, 2023 – The Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency are currently responding … Continue reading
Welcome Spring! March 20 is the first day of spring. We’re certainly not wishing the wonderful season of … Continue reading