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Welcome to Victoria

350 Victoria panorama

Next Sierra Club Victoria Group monthly meeting:

September, 2010

Email us for directions or phone 778-433-2934


Sierra Victoria is part of the Transition Town movement which fosters a post-carbon way of life at a local level. The Victoria Region Transition Initiative is engaging the Greater Victoria region in creating a resilient future. We envision a city of Greater Victoria that is transformed over the next twenty years from the current addiction to fossil fuels to a diverse, sustainable, resilient local culture and economy. Find us on Facebook.

What is it all about? Watch the Transition video.

Wildflowers and birds galore! Support Sierra Victoria and Sierra Club BC by

Ducklings by Caspar
Photo: Caspar Davis

purchasing high-quality greeting cards with original photography by Caspar Davis. Price $ 3.50 per card or three for $ 10. Sierra Club BC will receive $ 0.50 from every purchase. Contact Caspar to order.

 

Future Fest
Sierra Victoria at the FutureFest rally for a fair and binding global climate deal.

About the Victoria Group

The Sierra Club of BC, Victoria Group (SCVG) was formed in 1991. Our mandate is to address a wide range of environmental issues that affect the environment of the Capital Regional District (CRD). All members of Sierra Club BC who live in the CRD are automatically members of the Victoria Group, and receive the Victoria Group Newsletter.

About the Executive Committee
The group's activities are organized and conducted by a volunteer executive committee.

 

• We meet once a month to produce and plan the Victoria Group Newsletter and to organize and develop our campaigns on particular issues and other community initiatives.
• We have positions open on our executive committee, but there is no obligation to take on official position and all Sierra Club members are welcome to attend executive meetings.
• Many people join the executive to work on particular issues (many of our active issues have been initiated by new executive members) to contribute their skills where needed, to discuss CRD environmental issues, and to take action.

 See the Events and Outings pages for our other activities.

 

 

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