Over this three-day course, participants will gain practical tools and the confidence to facilitate with care, intention, and clarity.
Is your organization having challenges making inroads with Aboriginal people and Aboriginal Organizations? Are you an Aboriginal group who wants to better explain UNDRIP with Industry?
Join us for field-based training in using the Wetland Ecosystem Services Protocol for BC (WESP-BC) to assess the important functions and values of wetlands! Gain a better understanding of how wetlands function ecologically, and how those functions matter for people, ecosystems, and infrastructure within their specific landscape context. WESP-BC is a standardized rapid function assessment method for non-tidal wetlands in BC. Outcomes of WESP-BC will support alignment with the Government of B.C.’s management goals for wetlands.
Open to: BCIA Registrants
Join the BCIA Okanagan Branch for an engaging field-based training session designed to strengthen your skills in invasive species identification and management. This hands-on workshop will provide practical tools and best management practices (BMPs) for preventing, identifying, and managing invasive species across a variety of landscapes and land-use sectors.
Join us for the very first public Longhouse Experiential Workshop hosted by Len Pierre Consulting at the beautiful Swaneset Longhouse on the traditional territory of Katzie First Nation.
Open to: All BCIA Registrants and their Guests
Join the Victoria and Islands Branch for an engaging morning exploring the connections between ocean health, environmental stewardship, and agrology. The event begins with a presentation by Dr. Tim Edgell, RPBio, founder of Real Oceans Consultants Ltd., who will share insights from more than 25 years of experience in marine science and environmental consulting.
This 12-week course runs from September 21 to December 18, 2026, with registration open until September 7. It is structured around building competencies required to design and support successful cover crop systems in Canada.
Join Dr. Catherine Tarasoff, PhD. PAg, for an on-farm research event in Armstrong, BC, exploring the use of a multispecies cover crop as a nurse crop.
This on-farm research project found that a diverse cover crop improved yields and reduced weeds when compared with a traditional nurse crop of forage oats. Participants will have an opportunity to learn more about the research and see the project in a practical farm setting.
Join Dr. Catherine Tarasoff, PhD. PAg for an informative afternoon at Fresh Valley Farms to explore the planning, approval, and construction process behind installing an on-farm water storage pond.
As water management becomes increasingly important for agricultural operations, this field event will walk participants through the real-world experience of developing a water storage pond, from the initial planning stages and regulatory approvals to hiring contractors and navigating unexpected challenges along the way.
Rethinking How We Structure Indigenous Cultural Safety and Anti-Racism Work
