We lead the protection, restoration and enhancement of the #CreditRiver Watershed 🌎💚 Thanks for connecting! We’ll respond during regular business hours.
Public Consultation Notice: The Village of Nobleton is adding a new municipal well to help meet growing drinking water needs. This requires amendments to source protection documents that protect drinking water. Learn about the proposed change at https://t.co/L0UCPAeWhg
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One of CVC's most important roles is to protect people and property from flooding. We work to prevent or minimize the impacts of flooding by regulating development through planning and flood forecasting.
Get CVC flood alerts in real-time with Alertable: https://t.co/EsAjxafcCz
DYK? Your property may be in a floodplain—even if you’ve never experienced a flood. 🌊
Rain and snowmelt can cause rivers, streams, and lakes to overflow onto surrounding lands.
Conservation Authorities use floodplain mapping to inform safe development and reduce flood risks.
The trail you're enjoying today is what someone else will experience tomorrow. #LeaveNoTrace by help keep the parks healthy for everyone when you visit. 🚮 Pack out what you pack in, stay on trails and leave nature as you found it. Your small actions make a big difference.
NEW EVENT: Belfountain by Night ✨This Saturdays only, stroll through the park after sunset and enjoy illuminated landmarks. Credit Valley Parks passholders save 15% on admission. Limited dates available. Reserve your spot today! https://t.co/wRQHeFXYQn #FamilyAdventures
Salmon are on the move! 🐟🌊
Each fall, salmon migrate from Lake Ontario into the Credit River watershed to spawn.
Brampton’s creeks and streams are part of this connected watershed.
Explore Brampton’s natural areas 🔗: https://t.co/SWlG3VB3po
Enjoy the long weekend under the canopy of fall colours. 🍂 For a limited time receive 20% off Credit Valley Parks Passes! Enjoy unlimited access to fall favourite experiences. https://t.co/KqmRG44Igw
#ExploreOntario#Fall#FamilyAdventures
Meet Tilly, @CVC_CA’s conservation detection dog!
Tilly helped investigate burrows at Levi’s Creek for invasive red swamp crayfish. The good news, no invasive crayfish were found. Instead, the burrows belonged to native virile crayfish.
@smarth2oman Using this data from our gauge network and alerts from Environment Canada about inclement weather conditions, in combination with our hydrologic and hydraulic models, we can predict flooding and impacts. You can view the data anytime on our website at https://t.co/9p1DZHoJeO
WATERSHED SAFETY STATEMENT: Significant rain forecasted today into Tues. with potential thunderstorms. Rain could exceed 50mm. Flooding isn't expected but water could pool on roads/low-lying areas. Keep kids & pets away from watercourses #ONStorm#ONflood https://t.co/1677Uc0hBF
@smarth2oman Yes, CVC’s engineers and hydrologists use floodplain mapping and real-time monitoring with a network of climate stations, rainfall and stream flow gauges across the watershed that capture information in real time, alerting us to changes in weather conditions and water levels.
🌿 Spot it. Learn it. Explore it.
Join the Town of Halton Hills and Credit Valley Conservation (@CVC_CA) on Thursday, September 24 at Prospect Park (30 Park Avenue, Acton) from 5:30 to 7 p.m., for a free family-friendly workshop to learn about phragmites, an invasive plant species impacting our local wetlands.
🌿 Learn how to identify it
🐦 Explore its effects on local ecosystems
🚶 Take a guided shoreline walk
🥤 Enjoy free light refreshments
Bring the family and discover how you can help protect local wetlands and wildlife from invasive species!
To learn more about this event and to register, visit https://t.co/Sp9RfWKHlF
WATERSHED CONDITIONS STATEMENT – Flood Watch downgraded with no significant rainfall predicted. Yesterday’s storm caused flooding and higher water levels. Streams and rivers remain dangerous. Keep kids and pets away from watercourses. #ONStorm#OnFlood https://t.co/og7urEGKXG
FLOOD WARNING: There is a continued potential for thunderstorm activity which may result in localized rainfall amounts greater than what is forecasted. Flooding has been reported. Keep pets and children away from all watercourses. https://t.co/b3wKGydjgj
Water levels of the Credit River and Lake Ontario tributaries are elevated and continue to rise. Localized flooding risk will continue, especially as the forecast thunderstorms develop. Keep children and pets away from all watercourses. #onstorm
LOOD WATCH: Severe thunderstorm warnings are in place for all communities within the Credit Valley watershed. The severe thunderstorms are moving southeast at 35 km/h. Read more: https://t.co/XGqzJsl4hg
FLOOD OUTLOOK STATEMENT – Rainfall today to early Thurs with up to 40mm. Thunderstorms could potentially add 25 to 50 mm. Flooding may occur. Local streams and rivers could become dangerous. Keep kids and pets away from all watercourses. #ONStorm#ONflood https://t.co/wSe51uIUdA
The joy of gardening doesn’t have to end with summer 🌼🌲Sign-up for The Garden Post e-newsletter to get monthly, seasonal garden care and maintenance tips and information about our upcoming events. https://t.co/btimVgMmaE
Streams and rivers may become dangerous, especially in the vicinity of culverts, bridges and dams. There is a possibility of localized flash flooding and water pooling on roads and in flood-prone
and low-lying urban areas. Keep children and pets away from all watercourses.
FLOOD OUTLOOK STATEMENT: Significant rainfall is forecast across the Credit River Watershed today through Sunday morning. Rainfall totals are expected to exceed 50 mm in some areas. #onstorm#onflood Read more: https://t.co/m32RIPqNAz