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I-SEA - The Institute for Sustainability Education & Action
UPCOMING EVENTS:
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—Credit: National Snow and Ice Data Center
Monitor Sea Ice – Climate Change Action
latest information here
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Salt Spring Green Drinks (photos here )
Friday, November 21, 5-8pm, Harbour House
Slow Food, Eco-Fun Evening Fundraiser
November 29, 6:00 pm at GISS (Gulf Islands Secondary School)
Amazing organic, veggie, local buffet by Chef Bruce Wood, wines, music, speaker, Garbage Warrior mini-screening, silent auction plus $100's in door prizes. ½ of the ticket price is tax deductible:
- $100 per person (includes 1 in 10 chance of winning a $200+ door prize)
- $175 for a couple
- $350 for a family of 4
- $800 for an entire table of 10
- children $30 each
Tickets available at the Local in Ganges, at I-SEA on Wednesdays from
10am-2pm or call 250-537-4400
** Only 20 tickets left **
For more information - see poster & menu.
For more Information on Eco-Mentoring click here.
Sponsors:
West Coast Climate Equity is a new website, produced by climate activists on Salt Spring Island. It is designed to post the top articles of the day relating to global climate change, as well as articles written by concerned people here on Salt Spring and the rest of BC - website.
Final Report of the Centennial Park Recycling Pilot Program – Summer 2008 here.
Rebate Program for Energy Efficiency Audit - Find out how to get one of 110
being offered here.
Sustainability Business Management Program - A Certificate Series
I-SEA is offering a four-course Sustainability Certificate program on Salt Spring Island. Limited class sizes, hands-on experience, great local eco-tourism activities and organic feasts during each weekend course. More information here.
See the students in action during the weekend sustainability workshop, June 28/29th, 2008 - here
Press release - here (pdf)
Brochure - page 1 (pdf) and page 2 (pdf)
Testimonials - here (pdf)
I-SEA
Sustainability can be a “many splendored thing”, uncovering, illuminating, and advancing all that makes up an enriching, vibrant, and healthful quality of life. While many humans likely have an innate sense of what sustainability is and how it can be nurtured, we all probably can benefit from further exploring, contemplating, practicing, and evolving our sustainability ideas at home, work, and play. The Institute for Sustainability Education & Action (I-SEA) was created to broaden and deepen the understanding, appreciation, and commitment to sustainability locally throughout the Gulf Islands of British Columbia, as well as internationally.
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