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Invasive Species Warriors

Volunteers and partnerships play a critical role in protecting the Credit Valley Watershed from the threat of invasive species. This page profiles some of these successful partnerships and the projects that have developed over the past several years in an effort to combat the spread of invasive species and to protect the environment and biodiversity of the CVC watershed.

Volunteers and partnerships play a critical role in protecting the Credit Valley Watershed from the threat of invasive species. This page profiles some of these successful partnerships and the projects that have developed over the past several years in an effort to combat the spread of invasive species and to protect the environment and biodiversity of the CVC watershed.


Conservation Youth Corps
Riverwood

Rattray Marsh
Alton Grange

Belfountain

 

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