Open to: Kamloops Branch Registrants and Student members

Join the BCIA Branch Executive for an engaging evening of learning and connection at our Agrology Career Pathways Panel & Networking Social. This free event is designed especially for articling registrants, but all BCIA registrants are welcome to attend.

Join the BCIA CCI Branch for a guided field exploration at Knife Creek, focusing on ecology and sustainable forest management. This interactive session will include a hike to the bluffs, providing opportunities to observe and discuss ecosystem processes, restoration practices, and forest sustainability in the field.

Facilitator: Rob Kupchanko, PAg

This course is a requirement for articling registrants and those accepted under the expedited/LLAg admission programs.

Join the Kootenay Boundary Branch for a full-day field visit to the Earl Ranch Conservation Lands to explore Beaver Dam Analogue (BDA) restoration projects. This in-person tour will provide registrants with the opportunity to see active restoration work, hear directly from experts, and discuss the role of BDAs in improving hydrologic resilience and habitat health.

The BC Wildlife Federation field team constructed 10 post-assisted BDAs, low-tech, channel-spanning features that mimic natural beaver dams. This tour will give registrants first-hand exposure to how BDAs function in practice, what restoration objectives are being met, and what challenges or maintenance needs have emerged.

Open to: BCIA registrants only. No Guests or children

Britannia Mine: Digging Deeper
Journey through the past, present and future of contamination and reclamation

A half day event learning about local marine life, current issues in marine sciences, aquaculture research, seafood and shellfish processing, and a lunch of locally sourced seafood.

Facilitators: Brian Mauza

This course is confirmed for this date and location

This course is a requirement for articling registrants and those accepted under the expedited/LLAg admission programs.