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Administration & Information Lead

Administration & Information Lead Transition Salt Spring is a small but dynamic and impactful non-profit organization committed to activating local climate action through education, advocacy, demonstration projects and community engagement.  We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Administration & Information Lead to oversee and deliver the day-to-day administrative, information and operational functions of our…
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Job Posting for the Climate Adaptation Research Lab
CARL

Ecological Monitoring and Data Analysis Intern Wanted

Job Title: Ecological Monitoring and Data Analysis Intern Application Deadline: Nov 22nd Description/Opportunity Transition Salt Spring Society’s Climate Adaptation Research Lab (C.A.R.L.) is a long-term experimental watershed restoration program based in the Maxwell Creek watershed on Salt Spring Island, B.C. We are currently looking to add a new team member in the Winter 2025/26 season…
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Salt Spring Toy Swap 2025
Events

The Toy Swap Returns!

This holiday season, Salt Springers are invited to spread joy and reduce waste by taking part in the Community Toy Swap at Meaden Hall. This fun, family-friendly event gives pre-loved toys a second life while helping make the holidays brighter for local families. WHEN: December 5 & 6th, 2025 WHERE: Meaden Hall, 120 Blain Rd…
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Volunteer Planting Days in the Mt. Maxwell Creek Watershed
CARL

Celebrating 2,000+ Native Plants Planted!

🌿A heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who joined us in the field for our spring and fall planting days this year – and to all who donated plants, offered support, or helped behind the scenes. Together, we planted over 2,000 native plants! Your efforts are helping to restore ecosystem functioning (erosion control), reduce wildfire risk,…
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Heart Circle for Hard Times with Maggie Ziegler
Climate Justice

Heart Circle for Hard Times

In a small facilitated group, we will share the feelings – grief, anger, despair and more – that we carry about living in difficult times. Coming together to name and honour both our gratitude and our pain for the world enhances our resilience, builds connection and strengthens our actions.  Maggie Ziegler is a former psychotherapist who…
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Heat Wave Ahead
CARL

Dr. Ruth Waldick on Extreme Heat, Fire, and Climate Resilience in the Coastal Douglas-Fir Region

We’re proud to share that Dr. Ruth Waldick, Lead Scientist with Transition Salt Spring and head of the Climate Adaptation Research Lab (CARL), is featured in a new University of Victoria podcast exploring how our communities can better respond to extreme heat and wildfire risk. Ruth appears in Episode 3: “Ruth” of A Hot Topic:…
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Repair Cafe - November 8th, 2025
Events

Repair Café – November 8th

The next Repair Café is coming up on Saturday, November 8th, 2025 at Meaden Hall. Start time 10:30 am, last intake for repairs 1pm Stations Available: NEW! Workshops/Demonstrations Bring the items you would like to work on, no registration necessary.
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Community Clothing Swap This October 2025
Events

Fall Clothing Swap! October 24 & 25th

Clothing Drop-Off Items accepted: Freshly laundered and odour-free, male/female/kids baby clothing (outerwear, shirts, sweaters, coats, pants, dresses, pyjamas). Items excluded: Underwear, socks, shoes, accessories, items with noticeable stains or holes. We would really appreciate pre-sorting by size and type before arrival for donation. For Example: Kids – 0-1, 1-2T, 3-4 Women’s – t-shirts, sweaters, skirts…
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Fresh Storage, Easy Freezing & Dehydrating
Food and Agriculture

Simple Food Preservation: Fresh Storage, Easy Freezing & Dehydrating

Upcoming Webinar with BC Bestselling Author Linda Gilkeson, PhD Want to make the most of your garden harvest without expensive equipment or complex processing? Join acclaimed organic gardening expert Linda Gilkeson, PhD, for a practical, photo-rich online workshop focusing on simple food storage methods that anyone can use. WHEN: Sunday, September 14th, 2025,TIME: 3pm –…
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Fulford Estuary Walk
Marine Stewardship

Exploring the Fulford Estuary

Low tide is the perfect opportunity to witness life under the Salish Sea, so, with bucket and shovel in hand, a curious crew gathered late July with local expert Anne Parkinson to explore the wonders of the Fulford estuary, one of the largest on the Gulf Islands. So, what is an estuary? It is a…
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