Credit Valley Conservation Foundation

🌿 A special invitation from Dayana Gomez, our Executive Director!

Join us for the 19th Annual Conservation Gala — Friday, November 20th at 6:30pm at Lionhead Golf Club & Conference Centre.

It's a night to celebrate our incredible community, toast to another year of protecting the Credit River Watershed, and come together under the stars. 🌟

Tickets are officially on sale, just head to cvcfoundation.ca/conservation-gala for more information.

We can't wait to celebrate with you in November!

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A big thank you to Mayor Ann Lawlor for sharing her support of the Credit Valley Conservation SNAP program, and the young people at the heart of it. 🌿

We're so grateful to have local leaders who believe in connecting youth with the nature right in their own backyards. It means so much to our team and to this community.

Want to be part of something great? Our 50/50 draw is a fun and easy way to support hands-on environmental education for local youth.

Half the prize goes to you, half goes back to the community.
Visit https://cvcfoundation.rafflenexus.com/ to get your tickets today! . . . .

Some legacies are measured not in years, but in the lives they touch for generations to come.

On May 29th, Credit Valley Conservation Foundation was honoured to join our colleagues and leadership at Credit Valley Conservation, partners, community leaders, supporters and Jim Tovey’s family to celebrate the opening of the Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area — a milestone years in the making and a powerful reminder of what can happen when people come together around a shared purpose.

Throughout the ceremony, we heard heartfelt reflections on Jim's dedication to this shoreline, his love for community, and his belief that everyone deserves access to nature. The stories shared painted a picture of a person whose passion continues to shape this place and inspire those carrying the work forward.

Today, where industry once dominated the waterfront, people can walk the shoreline, connect with nature, and experience a landscape designed to support both community and wildlife.

For us, this opening was more than the celebration of a new conservation area. It was a celebration of lasting impact, and of the many partners, supporters, and champions who helped turn an ambitious idea into reality.

As visitors begin exploring new trails, making memories, and discovering this restored shoreline, Jim Tovey's legacy will continue to live on in every connection forged between people and nature.

Congratulations to everyone who helped bring this extraordinary place to life. The future it was built for starts now. 🌊🌿 . . . .