Sustainable Severn Sound (SSS) is a special project of the Severn Sound Environmental Association (SSEA). The objective of the SSS project is to advance the adoption of practices and policies within municipal operations to support climate change action, greenhouse gas mitigation and sustainable communities.
Part of our needed recovery is #retrofitting our public spaces so they are #costefficient, #energyefficient & ready for the challenges ahead. Check out the fund from Ontario Trillium Foundation as they can help build back our communities. Opens September 1st!Ontario’s $105M #CBFund supports non-profits, Indigenous communities, and municipalities in the community sport and recreation sectors, by funding the repair, renovation, or retrofit of existing sport and recreation facilities.![]()
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Please see our website for full eligibility requirements and other support resources. Applications open September 1st.![]()
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otf.ca/our-grants/community-building-fund/community-building-fund-capital-stream
THE SUSTAINABLE SEVERN SOUND PROJECT BLOG
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Community Climate Action - Municipal Climate Action - News
This June, the buzz is about the bees, butterflies, bugs, and birds pollinating plants and what we can do to help protect them.
To recognize the important services provided by pollinators, the Severn Sound En
Community Climate Action
This year, the Earth Day theme is 'Restore the Earth'.
How can you give back to help our Earth this year? We've offered some ideas, but our most important tip is to 'Make Earth Day Every Day" and remember,
Community Climate Action - Municipal Climate Action
How are local municipalities responding to climate change?
This post features the actions by our partners at the Township of Georgian Bay to build climate resiliency and deliver on their climate change plans.
Community Climate Action - Municipal Climate Action
Town of Midland joins the Bee City Canada program.
No-Mow Zones in low-use parklands will create pollinator habitat, reduce costs and GHGs.
The Town of Midland has committed to protecting pollinators