Open to: All BCIA Registrants and their guests

Join the Kamloops Branch for a two-hour field tour exploring an innovative water catchment system developed and implemented by the Gunner family. Led by Catherine Tarasoff, PhD, P.Ag., Agrowest Consulting, this hands-on session will provide participants with an opportunity to examine the design, operation, and practical application of a real-world water management system.

Open to: BCIA Registrants and their Guest. If you want to more than one guest, contact admin@bcia.com to make arrangements.

Join the Vancouver Branch for an interactive in-person tour of the KPU Farm, a leading site for applied agricultural research and sustainable farming practices in the Fraser River region.

Open to: All BCIA Registrants and Externals with BCIA Guest Accounts

Join the Cariboo Central Interior Branch for an engaging lunchtime presentation exploring the successful restoration of the Cottonwood Island Park side channel in Prince George. This collaborative project demonstrates how community partnerships, scientific monitoring, and ecosystem restoration can work together to improve critical salmon habitat.

Open to: All BCIA Registrants and their Guest

Join the Kamloops Branch for a hands-on field tour exploring innovative on-farm research into the use of diverse cover crop mixtures as nurse crops for forage establishment. This event will provide participants with an opportunity to learn about the objectives of the research, observe field trial plots, and discuss how diverse cover crops can support forage production, improve soil health, and contribute to more resilient agricultural systems.

Open to: BCIA Registrants and their Guests

Join the Kamloops Branch for an informative afternoon at Fresh Valley Farms to explore the planning, approval, and construction process behind installing an on-farm water storage pond.

Open to: All BCIA Registrants and thier guests

Join the Okanagan Branch for an engaging in-person tour of the Kalamalka Forestry Centre in Vernon, BC. This field-based session offers a unique opportunity to explore how forest regeneration, tree improvement, and climate adaptation strategies are applied in practice across British Columbia.