Transition Town Vincent

Transition Town Vincent TTV works to strengthen local community connections and empower people to tread lightly on the earth.

Transition Town Vincent (TTV) is a not-for-profit community group aligned with the worldwide Transition Town movement, which assists communities transition into a more sustainable and resilient way of life. TTV started as Transition Town Mount Hawthorn in February 2014. TTV works to keep our community strong and sustainable by supporting local food production, protecting the environment and conne

cting people to achieve these goals. In the face of the climate crisis and peak oil, there are huge economic and social benefits in working smarter on food, energy, waste and recycling, housing, education, transport, flora and fauna. TTV holds events to raise awareness of these issues, provide information on how people can reap the benefits of sustainable living and connect people who can help each other in various ways. Some examples of our activities include: hands-on composting workshops; cycling safety workshops; info sessions on native plants, recycling, and growing food; Boomerang Bag sewing sessions; and regular movie nights to raise awareness of environmental and social issues. Social Media Policy for Facebook

TTV Social Media Policy has been developed to ensure the content under the TTV banners on the Website, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, and any future platforms is consistent with TTV values, aims and objectives. As a small non-profit organisation, the aim of this policy is to create a safe space for all. Only administrators can post but comments are open to the public. All posts are in the public domain, and care must be taken to ensure that the posts are accurate, don’t damage TTV’s reputation and consistent with TTV values. Administrators can remove any comments that are personal attacks, abuse, trolling, racist, sexist, disrespectful toward others, swearing, or containing illicit or illegal activities. Volunteer Administrators will warn or block contributors of offensive posts comments. TTV will only promote businesses that directly align with TTV values. Any unsolicited posts selling goods and services will be removed. Businesses that wish to be promoted should present their case to one or more of the Steering Committee, which is subsequently discussed on the TTV Steering Team page or a Steering Team Meeting.

We look forward to having you join us for our September movie night - No Impact Man. More information and registration h...
26/08/2026

We look forward to having you join us for our September movie night - No Impact Man. More information and registration here

Transition Town Vincent (TTV) is a not-for-profit community group aligned with the world-wide Transition Town Movement. We are a group of passionate volunteers,

Teamwork was the theme for this morning’s busy bee which Amelia and Frankie embraced enthusiastically. We did some infil...
16/08/2026

Teamwork was the theme for this morning’s busy bee which Amelia and Frankie embraced enthusiastically. We did some infill planting at the Black cockatoo forest (3x Banksia sessilis, 1x Jacksonia sericea), planted some everlastings, watered them in, applied compost tea to the fruit trees, put some logs around the forest and Amelia harvested some of the herbs she’d planted a few weeks ago.

I little bird told me 😀! This morning at the Britannia community food forest and Black cockatoo Forest we’ll be doing a ...
15/08/2026

I little bird told me 😀! This morning at the Britannia community food forest and Black cockatoo Forest we’ll be doing a few activities including planting some Banksia sesselis but we’ll also have Liz showing us how to use the iNaturalist app to record plant and animal species including in the Black cockatoo forest. Yesterday I spotted a Spotted Pardolate right next to me in the food forest. Come on down between 9-11am this morning 16 August. There should also be cake, coffee and tea.

Compost tea is what we use to deliver microbes,  nutrients and carbon to the roots of our beautiful fruit trees and nutr...
11/08/2026

Compost tea is what we use to deliver microbes, nutrients and carbon to the roots of our beautiful fruit trees and nutritious herbs and vegetables at the Britannia community food forest in Leederville. Come and find out more at our monthly busy bee 🐝 this Sunday morning.

Join us at the Britannia Community Food Forest for our August busy bee.

Did someone say cake! This week the Black Cockatoo Rover Crew helped plant it's first Black Cockatoo pocket forest on pr...
09/08/2026

Did someone say cake! This week the Black Cockatoo Rover Crew helped plant it's first Black Cockatoo pocket forest on private land - in the backyard of TTV member Deb of Mount Hawthorn. Planning started back in March as did the preparation of co-composted biochar at our soil hub. This went into the soil the day before the planting, along with a roo poo broo. The day before this we de-paved part of the yard and dug it up to a depth of 30cm. All up we planted about 70 plants in about 20m2 with about 14 being Black Cockatoo food species - banksias, hakeas and a eucalypt (tuart) - all suited to the soil type. Our efforts were rewarded by the joy which planting the pocket forest gave Deb (and us) and the most delicious orange cake(s) I've tasted, baked by Deb with fresh oranges off her tree. Life doesn't get much better than that.

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Britannia Road
Leederville, WA
6016

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