Past Events
Repair Cafe – May 4th, 2025
Events, Past Events, Uncategorized
|Here comes the next Repair Cafe! Bring in one clothing/textile repair & one general repair per person The event is FREE, but donations are always welcome! Thank you to our sponsors: CRD, 100 Men Who Care, Country Grocer, Windsor Plywood & Mouat’s Home Hardware
Read More Grow the Most Food in the Smallest Space All Year Round
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|Take Control of Your Food Supply! Learn how to plant at the right time, protect crops from extreme weather and extend your harvest through every season. What You’ll Learn: About Linda A. Gilkeson, Ph.D. Linda earned a Ph.D. in Entomology from McGill University in 1986, then moved to British Columbia to work for Applied Bio-Nomics…
Read More Wonders of the Salish Sea 2025
Events, Marine Stewardship, Past Events, Uncategorized
|This 4-part online speaker series on the Salish Sea will delight and enlighten you about the marvels of our local waters. Each evening will feature 2 one-hour presentations from local speakers. Register HERE 4 Mondays from 7 – 9pm March 31, April 7, 14, 28 (no program on April 21 due to Easter Holiday) 2025 Preview…
Read More Gardening in a Changing Climate
Native Plant Stewardship, Past Events
|Adapting to Droughts, Heat Waves, Cold Snaps and Other Extremes Join gardening expert Linda Gilkeson for this special webinar discussing how to plan and plant drought-tolerant gardens in the Pacific Northwest. Date: Tuesday, December 3rd 2024 Time: 7pm-9pm Location: Live on Zoom TO REGISTER, PLEASE CONTRIBUTE WHAT YOU CAN This a PAY WHAT YOU CAN…
Read More Reducing Wildfire Risks & Biochar: TSS Members Travel to Clearwater, BC, to Talk About Forest Resiliency
Biochar, Events, Fire and drought, Forests, Past Events, Uncategorized, What can I do?
|On April 5th and 6th, Grace Fields, the TSS Project Coordinator for the Climate Adaptation Research Lab (CARL), and Brian Smallshaw (Biochar Working Group Lead) travelled up to Clearwater, BC, to speak to community members on improving the resiliency of their forests to climate change and wildfire. On Friday evening, organized by Astrid Arumae of…
Read More Wonders of the Salish Sea 2024
Events, Marine Stewardship, Past Events
|Wonders of the Salish Sea 2024 This popular 4-part speakers series on the Salish Sea is back again in 2024 to delight and enlighten you about the marvels of our local waters. 4 Mondays from 7- 9pmMarch 18, 25 April 8, 15 (no program on April 1 due to Easter Holiday) Register here SCHEDULE 2024 March…
Read More Forage Fish Fun at Fulford
Events, Marine Stewardship, Past Events
|How do you find a tiny fish egg on a beach of sand? That’s what we learned on a sunny, warm September day on the shore of Drummond Park. Fifteen participants, including Gulf Islands National Park staff, First Nations, SSI Freshwater Catalogue volunteers and local residents, turned out to practice a sampling method that separates…
Read More Future-proof your Home with Water Management: Save Money and Improve Resiliency by Harnessing Your Water Resources – Video
Climate Coach, Events, Fire and drought, Food and Agriculture, Forests, Freshwater, Land Use, Native Plant Stewardship, Past Events, Resources, Videos, Webinar Video
|Future-proof your Home with Water Management: $ave Money and Improve Resiliency by Harnessing Your Water Resources. Watch this informative webinar that will revolutionize the way you manage water on your property and enhance your resilience for the future. Learn how to: utilize DIY rainwater harvesting, update your landscape for water retention, install legal greywater and composting…
Read More Why Healthy Forests Matter in Reducing Fire and Drought Risk with Erik Piikkila – Video
Fire and drought, Forests, Freshwater, Past Events, Resources, Videos, Webinar Video
|Why Healthy Forests Matter in Reducing Fire and Drought Risk with Erik Piikkila – Video Watch the recording of this enlightening Q&A session with Erik Piikkila, a forest ecologist, as we explore the state of our local forest and the importance of caring for them. Our forests play a crucial role in reducing the risks…
Read More Welcoming Native Pollinators to Our Neighbourhood Gardens with Bee Expert Bonnie Zand- Video
Food and Agriculture, Native Plant Stewardship, Past Events, Videos, Webinar Video
|Welcoming Native Pollinators to Our Neighbourhood Gardens with Bee Expert Bonnie Zand View the recording from June 8, 2023 on our Youtube Channel Here. Discover practical tips and strategies from Bonnie Zand, an expert in native bees and pollinator conservation. Learn how to create a pollinator-friendly environment in your gardens and make a positive impact…
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