In this insightful presentation, Transition Salt Spring explores best practices for caring for Coastal Douglas‑fir forests — one of our region’s most precious and vulnerable ecosystems. Learn how ecological stewardship can reduce fire risk, support biodiversity, and protect our watershed. What You’ll Learn: Related Resources:

Discover how Salt Spring’s food growers are reducing greenhouse gas emissions and building a resilient, local food system—from farm to table. Presenters: Anne Macey, Patricia Reichert, Kaleigh BartonHost: Bobbi JanowiakDuration: 1 hour 28 minutesWatch the Webinar Local food is climate action. In this inspiring webinar, three Salt Spring leaders in farming and food systems share…

In the face of intensifying drought and declining summer rainfall, how can Gulf Island communities ensure a sustainable freshwater future? This expert-led panel explores scientific research, policy tools, and local solutions to safeguard water in the Coastal Douglas-fir region — one of Canada’s most endangered ecosystems. Learn how climate change is affecting groundwater, what alternatives…

This in-depth video series explores how communities in the Salish Sea and beyond can lead carbon stewardship efforts that are collaborative, Indigenous-led, and rooted in ecological regeneration. Whether you’re a carbon project beginner or policy wonk, these episodes provide insight, tools, and real-world examples of nature-based climate solutions. Host: Transition Salt Spring & Raincoast Conservation…

In this powerful public presentation, Transition Salt Spring launched the Salt Spring Island Climate Action Plan 2.0—a bold, community-driven roadmap to cut local emissions in half by 2030 and build resilience to climate change. Presenters Duration: 1 hour 10 minutesWatch the Webinar Islanders heard from local leaders and special guest Elizabeth May as they explored:…

Join Transition Salt Spring Board Chair Bryan Young as he shares a bold, collaborative vision for a resilient future.