Help Connect the Credit Valley Trail
Connecting people to nature, cultural experiences and Indigenous heritage
Help Connect the Credit Valley Trail
A 100km pathway through the Credit River Valley, connecting people to nature, cultural experiences and Indigenous heritage
Inspired by Nature
We raise funds for critical Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) initiatives that keep us all healthy, happy and connected, including environmental restoration projects, parks, trails and nature-based education for kids.
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Signature Events & Fundraisers
Corporate Employee Engagement Events
Be a corporate conservation champion and engage your colleagues in support a thriving local environment.
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Morphology
A revolutionary exhibit showcasing the birth of the Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area through an artist's lens.
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Conservation Gala
A memorable evening of fun, food, friendship and philanthropy in support of critical conservation initiatives.
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Support Conservation Projects in Your Watershed
Enhancing Island Lake
329 hectares of lake, wetland, forest and meadows nestled in the headwaters of the Credit River and an cherished hub for outdoor recreation.
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Restoring Rattray Marsh
A critical protected wetland, home to a significant number of wildlife species and an important recreational and educational landmark.
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Protecting Natural Land
Securing new conservation lands to protect their benefit to the environment for generations and connect more people with nature.
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Latest News
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Friends of Island Lake Host Annual Trail Donation Day
The event was hosted in partnership with Credit Valley Conservation Foundation (CVCF) and raised $2,300 in support Island Lake’s Covered Bridge Project.
CVC Foundation partners with Timber Specialties Limited on accessible boardwalk
Supported by a generous donation of lumber from Timber Specialties Limited, Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) plans a series of boardwalk renovations at Rattray Marsh Conservation Area throughout 2021.
Mowing for a Cause
High schoolers Jonathan Wits and Gabriel Vera donate 20 per cent of their lawn care business earnings to support Rattray Marsh.
