Garden Escapees in the Credit River Watershed
Many gardeners have an appreciation and a passion for nature and wildlife. They also know the challenge of keeping weeds under control. Invasive plants are very much like weeds –…
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Many gardeners have an appreciation and a passion for nature and wildlife. They also know the challenge of keeping weeds under control. Invasive plants are very much like weeds –…
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Last month CVC staff identified a new aquatic invasive species at Island Lake Conservation Area. The species is known as the Banded Mystery Snail and this was the first recorded…
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At this time of year, Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) receives many calls about possible giant hogweed sightings. The majority of these sightings turn out to be cow parsnip, a native…
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Approximately 60 people took part in the inaugural Garlic Mustard Festival, held May 27 at Belfountain Conservation Area, removing more than 1,000 pounds of invasive garlic mustard. The festival was…
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Over the last century, a foreign invader has been displacing native species in our urban and rural areas. Common buckthorn (Rhamnus cathartica) is an invasive shrub-like tree which grows in…
Continue reading…Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) was established in 1954 as one of 36 Conservation Authorities in Ontario. CVC is a community-based environmental organization, dedicated to protecting, restoring and managing the natural resources of the Credit River Watershed. For more information on CVC, click here.
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