Open to: All BCIA Registrants and their Guest - Contact admin@bcia.com if you would like to bring more than one guest.

Join the Kootenay Boundary Branch for a unique on-farm learning experience at Dutch Girl Peonies, a small-scale, family-run operation in the West Kootenays. This tour offers an opportunity to explore sustainable floral production practices and gain insight into over 20 years of hands-on experience growing peonies in the region.

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

Open to: BCIA Registrants and their Guest

Join the Okanagan Branch for an engaging in-person field tour of local grassland ecosystems, led in partnership with the Grasslands Conservation Council of BC. This hands-on session offers a unique opportunity to explore native grasslands, wildfire impacts, and restoration practices in a real-world setting.

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 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.

BCIA is excited to welcome you to our 2026 Virtual Symposium, a full-day event bringing an opportunity for agrology professionals to come together from across the province to explore how our profession is evolving in a rapidly changing world. This year’s theme, “Professional Practice in a Changing World,” focuses on the challenges and opportunities shaping modern agrology from Indigenous food sovereignty to climate pressures to the use of technology to shifting regulatory expectations and interdisciplinary work.