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Water Savers Rebate
| Fire and drought, Front Page, Get Involved, News, Resources, What can I do?
Water Savers Rebate Program For Salt Spring Residents in the North Salt Spring Waterworks District Join the Water Savers Program! Install a Rainwater Harvesting System, and receive a $250-750 Rebate…
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Reducing Wildfire Risks & Biochar: TSS Members Travel to Clearwater, BC, to Talk About Forest Resiliency
| Biochar, 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,…
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Volunteer Opportunities with TSS!
| Get Involved, Uncategorized, Volunteer
Ready to make a difference in your community? Transition Salt Spring is looking for passionate volunteers to join our team! From climate action campaigning to invasive plant support, there’s a…
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Don’t Miss Salt Spring’s First Repair Cafe!
| Climate Coach, Events, Get Involved, News, Past Events, What can I do?
Saturday, February 3rd10:30 am – 1:30 pm Salt Spring Public LibraryOur volunteer repair experts can help with textiles, small appliances, electronics, and general repairs. Ever wondered what to do with that…
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Introduction to Sociocracy Workshop
| Climate Justice, Events, Get Involved, Past Events
Friday January 26th 2024, 1:30-4:30pm Register here Increasingly, organizations dedicated to community development are acknowledging that conventional top-down decision-making and centralized structures don’t align with their values of equity, shared…
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TSS is starting a Repair Cafe on Salt Spring!
| Get Involved, News, Repair Cafe
We are starting a Repair Cafe on Salt Spring Island! Repair Cafe is a neighbourhood initiative that promotes repair as an alternative to tossing things out. Folks can bring their…
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Island Pathways
| Petitions, Transportation
TSS is advocating with Island Pathways on closing the loop through Salt Spring on the Salish Sea Trail Network. Check out Island Pathways website here…
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Invasive Plant Drop-Off Days 2023
| Events, Get Involved, Native Plant Stewardship, Past Events, Volunteer
Three events this May and June will help you get rid of your non-native invasive plants easily and affordably. The Invasive plant drop-off on Saturday, May 13, at the Community…
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NATIVE PLANT STEWARDSHIP RESOURCES
| Fire and drought, Native Plant Stewardship, Resources, What can I do?
Growing native plants is very rewarding and helps provide important habitat for local birds, animals and pollinators. Native Plants: • Are adapted to your climate • Are drought tolerant •…
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