Greater Victoria Green Team

We're removing invasive plants such as Himalayan blackberry & English ivy from Esquimalt Gorge Park (near the Gorge Park Pavillion)

This is a great opportunity to meet new people, learn about environmental issues and increase biodiversity :)

This activity will go on rain or shine.

WHY SIGN UP

You’ll:

• Meet new people
• Learn about local environmental issues
• Improve your mental health in nature connecting with others
• Get some exercise
• Increase biodiversity
• Get volunteer hours (if you need them)
• Eat delicious snacks
• Have fun!! :) (even when it rains!)

REGISTRATION
First time coming out? Fill this out: http://bit.ly/2WdZeAT

18 or under? Get your parent/guardian to fill this out: http://bit.ly/parentguardianform

You only ever have to fill this form out ONCE

RSVPing
Before you sign up, please make sure you are fully committed to participating. We ensure there is enough staff, buy refreshments and bring gloves/tools based on the number of people signed up.

By RSVPing and not showing up, or changing your RSVP at the last minute, you may be taking a spot away from someone who wants to participate. Lets honour each other’s time and be considerate of one another.

We understand that unforeseen circumstances may come up. If you can no longer attend, please update your RSVP right away.

SET UP & TAKE DOWN
Want to come early and help set up and/or stay a little longer and help with take down? Email severine@GreenTeamsCanada.ca

MEETING SPOT
Meet next to the Pavillion parking lot at Esquimalt Gorge Park

PARKING
There is a parking lot at the Pavillion (access via Tillicum Rd)!

CYCLING

Plan your bicycle route with CRD Bike Map
Covered bike parking available on site

BUS
Plan your bus route with BC Transit Victoria

CARPOOLING

Log in & use “comments” at the bottom of this page to say you need a ride or can offer a ride. You may also send us a message to include in an email to attendees.

Staff will not coordinate rides, they will only pass on the info that you are offering/looking for a ride.

Please ensure you communicate meeting points and times clearly and prioritize your safety. Community members who carpool do so at their own risk.

Staff cannot offer rides

WASHROOMS
There are public washrooms available at the Gorge Park Pavillion building

WHAT TO BRING

• Wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty
• Long sleeves and long pants to protect from thorny plants, & insects
• Refillable water bottle with water (we have water for refills)
• Sturdy closed toe shoes/boots
• Rain jacket in case it rains
• Hat
• Your own gardening gloves, tools and/or safety glasses if you prefer - otherwise we’ll provide these.

WHAT WE PROVIDE YOU

• Gloves, tools and safety glasses
• Education and demonstration on what we will be doing (no experience necessary!)
• Refreshments (e.g. baked goods, veggies, fruits, granola bars)
• Photos of you in action
• Volunteer letters (on request)

FLOW OF THE ACTIVITY

At 9:45am sign in, followed by instruction and engaging in this activity. Halfway through we’ll take a break, go back to engaging in the activity and then we end at 1pm

PARTNER
A BIG thank you to our Community Investment Partner, the Township of Esquimalt. Their financial support through the local grants program and their commitment to our shared goals enables us to promote environmental stewardship and community well-being

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We acknowledge with respect and gratitude the traditional territories of the Songhees, W̱SÁNEĆ Nation, the Lekwungen speaking Songhees and Esquimalt peoples upon which land this activity will take place. For many generations, they have maintained a deep connection to the land, waters and all living things. As guests on this land, we are grateful for the opportunity to learn.

Questions?
email: severine@greenteamscanada.ca

We're removing invasive plants (such as English ivy) from the University of Victoria campus.
This is a great opportunity to meet new people, learn about environmental issues and increase biodiversity :)

This activity will go on rain or shine.

WHY SIGN UP

You’ll:

• Meet new people
• Learn about local environmental issues
• Improve your mental health in nature connecting with others
• Get some exercise
• Increase biodiversity
• Get volunteer hours (if you need them)
• Eat delicious snacks
• Have fun!! :) (even when it rains!)

REGISTRATION

First time coming out? Fill this out: http://bit.ly/2WdZeAT

18 or under? Get your parent/guardian to fill this out: http://bit.ly/parentguardianform

You only ever have to fill this form out ONCE

RSVPing

Before you sign up, please make sure you are fully committed to participating. We ensure there is enough staff, buy refreshments and bring gloves/tools based on the number of people signed up.

By RSVPing and not showing up, or changing your RSVP at the last minute, you may be taking a spot away from someone who wants to participate. Lets honour each other’s time and be considerate of one another.

We understand that unforeseen circumstances may come up. If you can no longer attend, please update your RSVP right away.

SET UP & TAKE DOWN

Want to come early and help set up and/or stay a little longer and help with take down? Email severine@GreenTeamsCanada.ca

MEETING SPOT

Meet by the entrance to Alumni Chip Trail nearest Parking Lot 10 HERE: https://bit.ly/48OjeQg (parking lot in between Midgard Ave. and Campus Crescent)

PARKING

It’s free when coming out to one of our activities! The activity is closest to Parking Lot 10

CYCLING

Plan your bicycle route with CRD Bike Map
Covered bike parking available on site

BUS

Plan your bus route with BC Transit Victoria

CARPOOLING

Log in & use “comments” at the bottom of this page to say you need a ride or can offer a ride. You may also send us a message to include in an email to attendees.

Staff will not coordinate rides, they will only pass on the info that you are offering/looking for a ride.

Please ensure you communicate meeting points and times clearly and prioritize your safety. Community members who carpool do so at their own risk.

Staff cannot offer rides

WASHROOMS

There are in the Visual Arts Buildings and Phoenix Building close to parking lot 10

WHAT TO BRING

• Wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty
• Long sleeves and long pants to protect from thorny plants, & insects
• Refillable water bottle with water (we have water for refills)
• Sturdy closed toe shoes/boots
• Rain jacket in case it rains
• Hat
• Your own gardening gloves, tools and/or safety glasses if you prefer - otherwise we’ll provide these.

WHAT WE PROVIDE YOU

• Gloves, tools and safety glasses
• Education and demonstration on what we will be doing (no experience necessary!)
• Refreshments (e.g. baked goods, veggies, fruits, granola bars)
• Photos of you in action
• Volunteer letters (on request)

FLOW OF THE ACTIVITY

At 9.45am sign in, followed by instruction and engaging in this activity. Halfway through we’ll take a break, go back to engaging in the activity and then we end at 1pm

PARTNER

A BIG thank you to our Community Investment Partner, the UVic Office of Campus Planning & Sustainability. Their financial support and commitment to our shared goals enables us to promote environmental stewardship and community well-being

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We acknowledge with respect and gratitude the traditional territories of the Songhees, W̱SÁNEĆ Nation, the Lekwungen speaking Songhees and Esquimalt peoples upon which land this activity will take place. For many generations, they have maintained a deep connection to the land, waters and all living things. As guests on this land, we are grateful for the opportunity to learn.

Questions?
email: severine@greenteamscanada.ca

We will be working together to removing invasive plants from Murray's Pond Park in Colwood park as part of Make A Difference Week and in celebration of BC Trails Day!

It's a great opportunity to meet new people, learn about environmental issues and increase biodiversity. :)

This activity will go on rain or shine.

WHY SIGN UP

• Meet new people
• Learn about local environmental issues
• Improve your mental health in nature connecting with others
• Get some exercise
• Increase biodiversity
• Get volunteer hours (if you need them)
• Eat delicious snacks
• Have fun!! :) (even when it rains!)

REGISTRATION

First time coming out? Fill this out: http://bit.ly/2WdZeAT

18 or under? Get your parent/guardian to fill this out: http://bit.ly/parentguardianform

You only ever have to fill this form out ONCE

RSVPing

Before you sign up, please make sure you are fully committed to participating. We ensure there is enough staff, buy refreshments and bring gloves/tools based on the number of people signed up.

By RSVPing and not showing up, or changing your RSVP at the last minute, you may be taking a spot away from someone who wants to participate. Let’s honour each other’s time and be considerate of one another.

We understand that unforeseen circumstances may come up. If you can no longer attend, please update your RSVP right away.

SET UP & TAKE DOWN

Want to come early and help set up and/or stay a little longer and help with take down? Email Severine@GreenTeamsCanada.ca

MEETING SPOT

Meet in the grassy field near Murrary's Pond Park just behind the student parking lot of Royal Bay Secondary.

PARKING

Parking is available at the student parking lot of Royal Bay Secondary School

CYCLING

Plan your bicycle route with CRD Bike Map

BUS

Plan your bus route with BC Transit Victoria

CARPOOLING

Log in & use “comments” at the bottom of this page to say you need a ride or can offer a ride. You may also send us a message to include in an email to attendees.

Staff will not coordinate drives, they will only pass on the info that you are offering/looking for a ride.

Please ensure you communicate meeting points and times clearly and prioritise your safety. Community members who carpool do so at their own risk.

Staff cannot offer rides.

WASHROOMS

There are washrooms available at the Meadows Green Park in Royal Bay (about 10 min walk)

WHAT TO BRING

• Wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty
• Long sleeves and long pants to protect from thorny plants, & insects
• Refillable water bottle with water (we have water for refills)
• Sturdy closed toe shoes/boots
• Rain jacket in case it rains
• Hat
• Your own gardening gloves, tools and/or safety glasses if you prefer - otherwise we’ll provide these.

WHAT WE PROVIDE YOU

• Gloves, tools and safety glasses
• Education and demonstration on what we will be doing (no experience necessary!)
• Refreshments (e.g. baked goods, veggies, fruits, granola bars)
• Photos of you in action
• Volunteer letters (on request)

FLOW OF THE ACTIVITY

At 9.45am sign in, followed by instruction and engaging in this activity. Halfway through we’ll take a break, go back to engaging in the activity and then we end at 1pm

PARTNER

This activity is being made possible thanks to financial support from Gablecraft Homes and direction from The City of Colwood, our community investment partners. Their commitment to our shared goals enables us to promote environmental stewardship and community well-being. Thank You for your support!

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We acknowledge with respect and gratitude the traditional territories of the Songhees, W̱SÁNEĆ Nation, the Lekwungen speaking Songhees and Esquimalt peoples upon which land this activity will take place. For many generations, they have maintained a deep connection to the land, waters and all living things. As guests on this land, we are grateful for the opportunity to learn.

Questions?
Email: severine@greenteamscanada.ca

We're removing invasive English ivy from Portage Park in View Royal as part of Make A Difference Week!

Great opportunity to meet new people, learn about environmental issues and increase biodiversity :)

This activity will go on rain or shine.

Session Times:
10:30 - 12:00
12:30 - 2:00

WHY SIGN UP

You’ll:

• Meet new people
• Learn about local environmental issues
• Improve your mental health in nature connecting with others
• Get some exercise
• Increase biodiversity
• Get volunteer hours (if you need them)
• Eat delicious snacks
• Have fun!! :) (even when it rains!)

REGISTRATION

First time coming out? Fill this out: http://bit.ly/2WdZeAT

18 or under? Get your parent/guardian to fill this out: http://bit.ly/parentguardianform

You only ever have to fill this form out ONCE

RSVPing

This activity is focused on youth education, engaging students from a nearby school. If you are interested in joining this activity please email Kaitlin@GreenTeamsCanada.ca

Before you sign up, please make sure you are fully committed to participating. We ensure there is enough staff, buy refreshments and bring gloves/tools based on the number of people signed up.

By RSVPing and not showing up, or changing your RSVP at the last minute, you may be taking a spot away from someone who wants to participate. Lets honour each other’s time and be considerate of one another.

We understand that unforeseen circumstances may come up. If you can no longer attend, please update your RSVP right away.

SET UP & TAKE DOWN

Want to come early and help set up and/or stay a little longer and help with take down? Email severine@GreenTeamsCanada.ca

MEETING SPOT

Meet by the bottom of the stairs of the around the entrance to the park if coming from the View Royal Town Hall building parking lot.

PARKING

Parking for this park is located behind the View Royal Town Hall at 45 View Royal Ave.

CYCLING

Plan your bicycle route with CRD Bike Map

BUS

Plan your bus route with BC Transit Victoria

CARPOOLING

Log in & use “comments” at the bottom of this page to say you need a ride or can offer a ride. You may also send us a message to include in an email to attendees.

Staff will not coordinate rides, they will only pass on the info that you are offering/looking for a ride.

Please ensure you communicate meeting points and times clearly and prioritize your safety. Community members who carpool do so at their own risk.

Staff cannot offer rides

WASHROOMS

There is a pit toilet in the park.

WHAT TO BRING

• Wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty
• Long sleeves and long pants to protect from thorny plants, & insects
• Refillable water bottle with water (we have water for refills)
• Sturdy closed toe shoes/boots
• Rain jacket in case it rains
• Hat
• Your own gardening gloves, tools and/or safety glasses if you prefer - otherwise we’ll provide these.

WHAT WE PROVIDE YOU

• Gloves, tools and safety glasses
• Education and demonstration on what we will be doing (no experience necessary!)
• Refreshments (e.g. baked goods, veggies, fruits, granola bars)
• Photos of you in action
• Volunteer letters (on request)

FLOW OF THE ACTIVITY

This activity is taking place across 2 sessions. Please arrive at the start of your designated session time.

PARTNER

A BIG thank you to our Community Investment Partner, the Town of View Royal. Their financial support and commitment to our shared goals enables us to promote environmental stewardship and community well-being

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We acknowledge with respect and gratitude the traditional territories of the Songhees, W̱SÁNEĆ Nation, the Lekwungen speaking Songhees and Esquimalt peoples upon which land this activity will take place. For many generations, they have maintained a deep connection to the land, waters and all living things. As guests on this land, we are grateful for the opportunity to learn.

We’re removing invasive English ivy from Uplands Park in collaboration with the Friends of Uplands Park!
This activity is taking place during the Society for Ecological Restoration's Make A Difference Week!
Great opportunity to meet new people, learn about environmental issues and increase biodiversity :)

This activity will go on rain or shine.

WHY SIGN UP

You’ll:

• Meet new people
• Learn about local environmental issues
• Improve your mental health in nature connecting with others
• Get some exercise
• Increase biodiversity
• Get volunteer hours (if you need them)
• Eat delicious snacks
• Have fun!! :) (even when it rains!)

REGISTRATION

First time coming out? Fill this out: http://bit.ly/2WdZeAT

18 or under? Get your parent/guardian to fill this out: http://bit.ly/parentguardianform

You only ever have to fill this form out ONCE

RSVPing

Before you sign up, please make sure you are fully committed to participating. We ensure there is enough staff, buy refreshments and bring gloves/tools based on the number of people signed up.

By RSVPing and not showing up, or changing your RSVP at the last minute, you may be taking a spot away from someone who wants to participate. Let’s honour each other’s time and be considerate of one another.

We understand that unforeseen circumstances may come up. If you can no longer attend, please update your RSVP right away.

SET UP & TAKE DOWN

Want to come early and help set up and/or stay a little longer and help with take down? Email severine@GreenTeamsCanada.ca

MEETING SPOT
Meet in the grassy open field on Beach Drive at the entrance to Cattle Point

PARKING
There is street parking along Beach Dr., and a parking lot on Scenic Drive at Cattle Point.

CYCLING

Plan your bicycle route with CRD Bike Map
Covered bike parking available on site

BUS

Plan your bus route with BC Transit Victoria

CARPOOLING

Log in & use “comments” at the bottom of this page to say you need a ride or can offer a ride. You may also send us a message to include in an email to attendees.

Staff will not coordinate rides, they will only pass on the info that you are offering/looking for a ride.

Please ensure you communicate meeting points and times clearly and prioritize your safety. Community members who carpool do so at their own risk.

Staff cannot offer rides.

WASHROOMS

There is a pit toilet at the Cattle Point parking lot

WHAT TO BRING

• Wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty
• Long sleeves and long pants to protect from thorny plants, & insects
• Refillable water bottle with water (we have water for refills)
• Sturdy closed toe shoes/boots
• Rain jacket in case it rains
• Hat
• Your own gardening gloves, tools and/or safety glasses if you prefer - otherwise we’ll provide these.

WHAT WE PROVIDE YOU

• Gloves, tools and safety glasses
• Education and demonstration on what we will be doing (no experience necessary!)
• Refreshments (e.g. baked goods, veggies, fruits, granola bars)
• Photos of you in action
• Volunteer letters (on request)

FLOW OF THE ACTIVITY

At 9.45am sign in, followed by instruction and engaging in this activity. Halfway through we’ll take a break, go back to engaging in the activity and then we end at 1pm

PARTNER

A BIG thank you to our Community Investment Partner, the District of Oak Bay. Their financial support and commitment to our shared goals enables us to promote environmental stewardship and community well-being

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We acknowledge with respect and gratitude the traditional territories of the Songhees, W̱SÁNEĆ Nation, the Lekwungen speaking Songhees and Esquimalt peoples upon which land this activity will take place. For many generations, they have maintained a deep connection to the land, waters and all living things. As guests on this land, we are grateful for the opportunity to learn.

Questions?
Email: severine@greenteamscanada.ca

We're removing invasive Himalayan blackberry with students from Dunsmuir Middle School. Community members are welcome! We will be right behind the Esquimalt Lagoon, a great place for a walk afterwards.

This activity will go on rain or shine.

Session Times:
9:45 - 11:15
12:15 - 1:45

WHY SIGN UP
You’ll:

• Meet new people
• Learn about local environmental issues
• Improve your mental health in nature connecting with others
• Get some exercise
• Increase biodiversity
• Get volunteer hours (if you need them)
• Eat delicious snacks
• Have fun!! :) (even when it rains!)

REGISTRATION

First time coming out? Fill this out: http://bit.ly/2WdZeAT
18 or under? Get your parent/guardian to fill this out: http://bit.ly/parentguardianform
You only ever have to fill this form out ONCE

RSVPing
This activity is focused on youth education, engaging students from a nearby school. If you are interested in joining this activity please email Severine@GreenTeamsCanada.ca

Before you sign up, please make sure you are fully committed to participating. We ensure there is enough staff, buy refreshments and bring gloves/tools based on the number of people signed up

By RSVPing and not showing up, or changing your RSVP at the last minute, you may be taking a spot away from someone who wants to participate. Lets honour each other’s time and be considerate of one another.

We understand that unforeseen circumstances may come up. If you can no longer attend, please update your RSVP right away.

SET UP & TAKE DOWN

Want to come early and help set up and/or stay a little longer and help with take down? Email severine@GreenTeamsCanada.ca

MEETING SPOT

Meet up the trail at the end of Goldfinch Ave Here: https://bit.ly/3QjTbYz

*NOTE: This park was previously referred to as "Pithouse Park" but is now known as Lagoon West Park

PARKING

Parking for this park is located at the end of Anchorage Ave, Colwood

CYCLING

Plan your bicycle route with CRD Bike Map

BUS

Plan your bus route with BC Transit Victoria

CARPOOLING

Log in & use “comments” at the bottom of this page to say you need a ride or can offer a ride. You may also send us a message to include in an email to attendees.

Staff will not coordinate rides, they will only pass on the info that you are offering/looking for a ride.

Please ensure you communicate meeting points and times clearly and prioritize your safety. Community members who carpool do so at their own risk.

Staff cannot offer rides

WASHROOMS

There is a public washroom at the corner of Lagoon Rd and Ocean Blvd (about two minutes walk from our work site).

WHAT TO BRING

• Wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty
• Long sleeves and long pants to protect from thorny plants, & insects
• Refillable water bottle with water (we have water for refills)
• Sturdy closed toe shoes/boots
• Rain jacket in case it rains
• Hat
• Your own gardening gloves, tools and/or safety glasses if you prefer - otherwise we’ll provide these.

WHAT WE PROVIDE YOU

• Gloves, tools and safety glasses
• Education and demonstration on what we will be doing (no experience necessary!)
• Refreshments (e.g. baked goods, veggies, fruits, granola bars)
• Photos of you in action
• Volunteer letters (on request)

FLOW OF THE ACTIVITY

This activity is taking place across 2 sessions. Please arrive at the start of your designated session time.

PARTNER

A BIG thank you to our Community Investment Partner, the City of Colwood for providing direction and support for this activity! Their financial support and commitment to our shared goals enables us to promote environmental stewardship and community well-being

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We acknowledge with respect and gratitude the traditional territories of the Songhees, W̱SÁNEĆ Nation, the Lekwungen speaking Songhees and Esquimalt peoples upon which land this activity will take place. For many generations, they have maintained a deep connection to the land, waters and all living things. As guests on this land, we are grateful for the opportunity to learn.

We're removing invasive species with students from Wishart Elementary School. Community members are welcome! We will be right behind the Esquimalt Lagoon, a great place for a walk afterwards.

This activity will go on rain or shine.

Session Times:
10:40 - 11:50
1:00 - 2:30

WHY SIGN UP
You’ll:

• Meet new people
• Learn about local environmental issues
• Improve your mental health in nature connecting with others
• Get some exercise
• Increase biodiversity
• Get volunteer hours (if you need them)
• Eat delicious snacks
• Have fun!! :) (even when it rains!)

REGISTRATION

First time coming out? Fill this out: http://bit.ly/2WdZeAT
18 or under? Get your parent/guardian to fill this out: http://bit.ly/parentguardianform
You only ever have to fill this form out ONCE

RSVPing
This activity is focused on youth education, engaging students from a nearby school. If you are interested in joining this activity please email Severine@GreenTeamsCanada.ca

Before you sign up, please make sure you are fully committed to participating. We ensure there is enough staff, buy refreshments and bring gloves/tools based on the number of people signed up

By RSVPing and not showing up, or changing your RSVP at the last minute, you may be taking a spot away from someone who wants to participate. Lets honour each other’s time and be considerate of one another.

We understand that unforeseen circumstances may come up. If you can no longer attend, please update your RSVP right away.

SET UP & TAKE DOWN

Want to come early and help set up and/or stay a little longer and help with take down? Email Severine@GreenTeamsCanada.ca

MEETING SPOT
TBD

PARKING

Parking for this park is located on Sue Mar Place. Please check for parking signs/limits to parking as this is a residential area.

CYCLING

Plan your bicycle route with CRD Bike Map

BUS

Plan your bus route with BC Transit Victoria

CARPOOLING

Log in & use “comments” at the bottom of this page to say you need a ride or can offer a ride. You may also send us a message to include in an email to attendees.

Staff will not coordinate rides, they will only pass on the info that you are offering/looking for a ride.

Please ensure you communicate meeting points and times clearly and prioritize your safety. Community members who carpool do so at their own risk.

Staff cannot offer rides

WASHROOMS
TBD

WHAT TO BRING

• Wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty
• Long sleeves and long pants to protect from thorny plants, & insects
• Refillable water bottle with water (we have water for refills)
• Sturdy closed toe shoes/boots
• Rain jacket in case it rains
• Hat
• Your own gardening gloves, tools and/or safety glasses if you prefer - otherwise we’ll provide these.

WHAT WE PROVIDE YOU

• Gloves, tools and safety glasses
• Education and demonstration on what we will be doing (no experience necessary!)
• Refreshments (e.g. baked goods, veggies, fruits, granola bars)
• Photos of you in action
• Volunteer letters (on request)

FLOW OF THE ACTIVITY

This activity is taking place across 2 sessions. Please arrive at the start of your designated session time.

PARTNER

A BIG thank you to our Community Investment Partner, the City of Colwood for providing direction and support for this activity! Their financial support and commitment to our shared goals enables us to promote environmental stewardship and community well-being

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We acknowledge with respect and gratitude the traditional territories of the Songhees, W̱SÁNEĆ Nation, the Lekwungen speaking Songhees and Esquimalt peoples upon which land this activity will take place. For many generations, they have maintained a deep connection to the land, waters and all living things. As guests on this land, we are grateful for the opportunity to learn.

We're removing invasive English ivy from the University of Victoria campus and celebrating the life of beloved Campus View Elementary School teacher Zara Blue!

At this time this activity is open only to those who knew Zara Blue as space is limited. Thank you for understanding.
If you would like to attend this activity please email Program Manager Kaitlin: kaitlin@greenteamscanada.ca

This activity will go on rain or shine.

REGISTRATION

First time coming out? Fill this out: http://bit.ly/2WdZeAT

18 or under? Get your parent/guardian to fill this out: http://bit.ly/parentguardianform

You only ever have to fill this form out ONCE

RSVPing

Before you sign up, please make sure you are fully committed to participating. We ensure there is enough staff, buy refreshments and bring gloves/tools based on the number of people signed up.

By RSVPing and not showing up, or changing your RSVP at the last minute, you may be taking a spot away from someone who wants to participate. Lets honour each other’s time and be considerate of one another.

We understand that unforeseen circumstances may come up. If you can no longer attend, please update your RSVP right away.

SET UP & TAKE DOWN

Want to come early and help set up and/or stay a little longer and help with take down? Email kaitlin@GreenTeamsCanada.ca

MEETING SPOT

Meet by the entrance to Alumni Chip Trail nearest Parking Lot 10 HERE: https://bit.ly/48OjeQg (parking lot in between Midgard Ave. and Campus Crescent)

PARKING

This activity is closest to Parking Lot 10 at UVic

CYCLING

Plan your bicycle route with CRD Bike Map
Covered bike parking available on site

BUS

Plan your bus route with BC Transit Victoria

CARPOOLING

Log in & use “comments” at the bottom of this page to say you need a ride or can offer a ride. You may also send us a message to include in an email to attendees.

Staff will not coordinate rides, they will only pass on the info that you are offering/looking for a ride.

Please ensure you communicate meeting points and times clearly and prioritize your safety. Community members who carpool do so at their own risk.

Staff cannot offer rides

WASHROOMS

There are not currently washrooms available on campus. The nearest washroom is available at the Chevron at the intersection of Gordon Head Rd / Mckenzie Ave

WHAT TO BRING

• Wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty
• Long sleeves and long pants to protect from thorny plants, & insects
• Refillable water bottle with water (we have water for refills)
• Sturdy closed toe shoes/boots
• Rain jacket in case it rains
• Hat
• Your own gardening gloves, tools and/or safety glasses if you prefer - otherwise we’ll provide these.

WHAT WE PROVIDE YOU

• Gloves, tools and safety glasses
• Education and demonstration on what we will be doing (no experience necessary!)
• Refreshments (e.g. baked goods, veggies, fruits, granola bars)
• Photos of you in action
• Volunteer letters (on request)

FLOW OF THE ACTIVITY

At 9.45am sign in, followed by instruction and pulling ivy. Halfway through we’ll take a break, eat snacks and share stories, then we will continue pulling ivy. We will wrap up and end at 1pm.

PARTNER

A BIG thank you to our Community Investment Partner, the UVic Office of Campus Planning & Sustainability. Their financial support and commitment to our shared goals enables us to promote environmental stewardship and community well-being

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We acknowledge with respect and gratitude the traditional territories of the Songhees, W̱SÁNEĆ Nation, the Lekwungen speaking Songhees and Esquimalt peoples upon which land this activity will take place. For many generations, they have maintained a deep connection to the land, waters and all living things. As guests on this land, we are grateful for the opportunity to learn.

Questions?
email: kaitlin@greenteamscanada.ca

We will be removing invasive Himalayan blackberry and Scotch broom from this beautiful protected area in View Royal!

It's a great opportunity to meet new people, learn about environmental issues and increase biodiversity. :)

This activity will go on rain or shine.

WHY SIGN UP

• Meet new people
• Learn about local environmental issues
• Improve your mental health in nature connecting with others
• Get some exercise
• Increase biodiversity
• Get volunteer hours (if you need them)
• Eat delicious snacks
• Have fun!! :) (even when it rains!)

REGISTRATION

First time coming out? Fill this out: http://bit.ly/2WdZeAT

18 or under? Get your parent/guardian to fill this out: http://bit.ly/parentguardianform

You only ever have to fill this form out ONCE

RSVPing

Before you sign up, please make sure you are fully committed to participating. We ensure there is enough staff, buy refreshments and bring gloves/tools based on the number of people signed up.

By RSVPing and not showing up, or changing your RSVP at the last minute, you may be taking a spot away from someone who wants to participate. Let’s honour each other’s time and be considerate of one another.

We understand that unforeseen circumstances may come up. If you can no longer attend, please update your RSVP right away.

SET UP & TAKE DOWN

Want to come early and help set up and/or stay a little longer and help with take down? Email kaitlin@GreenTeamsCanada.ca

MEETING SPOT

We’ll be meeting at the entrance to Knockan Hill Park on High Street (just off of Burnside Road West)

Review the map on the top right of this page. The red pin is our meeting spot.

PARKING

There is limited street parking along High Street. Please use active transportation or carpool if possible!

CYCLING

Plan your bicycle route with CRD Bike Map

BUS

Plan your bus route with BC Transit Victoria

CARPOOLING

Log in & use “comments” at the bottom of this page to say you need a ride or can offer a ride. You may also send us a message to include in an email to attendees.

Staff will not coordinate drives, they will only pass on the info that you are offering/looking for a ride.

Please ensure you communicate meeting points and times clearly and prioritise your safety. Community members who carpool do so at their own risk.

Staff cannot offer rides.

WASHROOMS

There are no washrooms at this park. Please use a washroom before arriving.

WHAT TO BRING

• Wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty
• Long sleeves and long pants to protect from thorny plants, & insects
• Refillable water bottle with water (we have water for refills)
• Sturdy closed toe shoes/boots
• Rain jacket in case it rains
• Hat
• Your own gardening gloves, tools and/or safety glasses if you prefer - otherwise we’ll provide these.

WHAT WE PROVIDE YOU

• Gloves, tools and safety glasses
• Education and demonstration on what we will be doing (no experience necessary!)
• Refreshments (e.g. baked goods, veggies, fruits, granola bars)
• Photos of you in action
• Volunteer letters (on request)

FLOW OF THE ACTIVITY

At 9.45am sign in, followed by instruction and engaging in this activity. Halfway through we’ll take a break, go back to engaging in the activity and then we end at 1pm

PARTNER

A BIG thank you to our Community Investment Partner, the Town of View Royal. Their financial support and commitment to our shared goals enables us to promote environmental stewardship and community well-being

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We acknowledge with respect and gratitude the traditional territories of the Songhees, W̱SÁNEĆ Nation, the Lekwungen speaking Songhees and Esquimalt peoples upon which land this activity will take place. For many generations, they have maintained a deep connection to the land, waters and all living things. As guests on this land, we are grateful for the opportunity to learn.

Questions?
Email Kaitlin@GreenTeamsCanada.ca

We will be removing some invasive plants at Murray's Pond Park, Colwood, behind the Royal Bay Secondary School track field!

It's a great opportunity to meet new people, learn about environmental issues and increase biodiversity. :)

This activity will go on rain or shine.

WHY SIGN UP

• Meet new people
• Learn about local environmental issues
• Improve your mental health in nature connecting with others
• Get some exercise
• Increase biodiversity
• Get volunteer hours (if you need them)
• Eat delicious snacks
• Have fun!! :) (even when it rains!)

REGISTRATION

First time coming out? Fill this out: http://bit.ly/2WdZeAT

18 or under? Get your parent/guardian to fill this out: http://bit.ly/parentguardianform

You only ever have to fill this form out ONCE

RSVPing

Before you sign up, please make sure you are fully committed to participating. We ensure there is enough staff, buy refreshments and bring gloves/tools based on the number of people signed up.

By RSVPing and not showing up, or changing your RSVP at the last minute, you may be taking a spot away from someone who wants to participate. Let’s honour each other’s time and be considerate of one another.

We understand that unforeseen circumstances may come up. If you can no longer attend, please update your RSVP right away.

SET UP & TAKE DOWN

Want to come early and help set up and/or stay a little longer and help with take down? Email Kaitlin@GreenTeamsCanada.ca

MEETING SPOT

We’ll be meeting in the grassy area behind the student parking lot of Royal Bay Secondary School

Review the map on the top right of this page. The red pin is our meeting spot.

PARKING

There is parking available in Royal Bay Secondary School student parking lot (not the main school parking lot; the large parking lot past the school, past the track fields)

CYCLING

Plan your bicycle route with CRD Bike Map

BUS

Plan your bus route with BC Transit Victoria

CARPOOLING

Log in & use “comments” at the bottom of this page to say you need a ride or can offer a ride. You may also send us a message to include in an email to attendees.

Staff will not coordinate drives, they will only pass on the info that you are offering/looking for a ride.

Please ensure you communicate meeting points and times clearly and prioritise your safety. Community members who carpool do so at their own risk.

Staff cannot offer rides.

WASHROOMS

The closest washrooms are at Meadows Green Park

WHAT TO BRING

• Wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty
• Long sleeves and long pants to protect from thorny plants, & insects
• Refillable water bottle with water (we have water for refills)
• Sturdy closed toe shoes/boots
• Rain jacket in case it rains
• Hat
• Your own gardening gloves, tools and/or safety glasses if you prefer - otherwise we’ll provide these.

WHAT WE PROVIDE YOU

• Gloves, tools and safety glasses
• Education and demonstration on what we will be doing (no experience necessary!)
• Refreshments (e.g. baked goods, veggies, fruits, granola bars)
• Photos of you in action
• Volunteer letters (on request)

FLOW OF THE ACTIVITY

At 9.45am sign in, followed by instruction and engaging in this activity. Halfway through we’ll take a break, go back to engaging in the activity and then we end at 1pm

PARTNER

This activity is being made possible thanks to financial support from Gablecraft Homes and direction from The City of Colwood, our community investment partners. Their commitment to our shared goals enables us to promote environmental stewardship and community well-being. Thank You for your support!

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We acknowledge with respect and gratitude the traditional territories of the Songhees, W̱SÁNEĆ Nation, the Lekwungen speaking Songhees and Esquimalt peoples upon which land this activity will take place. For many generations, they have maintained a deep connection to the land, waters and all living things. As guests on this land, we are grateful for the opportunity to learn.

Questions?
Email: kaitlin@greenteamscanada.ca