Get Involved
Ready to take climate action?
Transition Salt Spring’s bold new Climate Action initiative will support islanders to take impactful actions and create the future we want. Fuelled by the strength of data, our networked, hands-on approach is about mustering our collective energy to take on the most formidable challenge of our lifetimes.
The heart of our organisation is a dedicated board and part-time staff. The body of TSS is a TON of volunteers in our committees and working groups.
If anyone can tackle the wicked problem that is climate change, it’s this amazingly switched-on, caring Salt Spring Island community. We are your neighbours, your co-workers, your friends. We are scientists, educators, and creative thinkers.
But to change everything - we need everyone.
Start a Group or Bring Your Group In
Why join TSS?
TSS supports you to take meaningful and hands-on action that fosters local resilience and climate action. Our working groups form either from pre-existing or new island groups who want to join TSS for the benefits we offer and to participate in the work we do.
The support we offer includes:
- start-up funding
- record-keeping and bookkeeping
- directors insurance and liability insurance
- a place to initiate new projects
- our social media and newsletter outreach
- tech and event support
- networking and communications support
DO YOU WANT TO JOIN one of our amazing groups or START A NEW GROUP?
contact Deborah or visit the group pages under 'get involved' for more info.
Transition Salt Spring Working Groups
Educating on the uses, advantages and production of biochar: long-term carbon storage charcoal used as a soil amendment.
Biochar Working Group
Technical research and public education.
Ecological Research Network
Combat the flood of plastics: reduce, reuse, repurpose.
Plastic Free Salt Spring
Maintaining and expand the EV network on Salt Spring Island.
Electric Vehicles Group
Growing gardens at the Rainbow Road Pool!
Rainbow Road Park Allotment Gardens
Volunteers to help with planting native species, cutting broom and removing other invasive plants.
Native Plant Stewardship
Supporting healthy ocean ecosystems.
Marine Stewardship
Check Out Our List of Current Volunteer Opportunities Here
Invasive Plant Drop-Off Days 2023
What do the TSS Working Groups do?
Treasurer Info
Celebrating the Salish Sea
