Join the Peace River Branch for a full-day, hands-on exploration of soil health. Through a combination of discussion, field observations, practical measurements, and demonstrations, participants will explore how different indicators can be brought together to better understand how a soil is functioning.

Open to: All BCIA Registrants

Open to: All BCIA registrants and guests

Registration is full; email pd@bcia.com to join the waitlist.

Join the Victoria & Islands branch after their Yearly Regional Meeting for an afternoon tour of Lohbrunner Community Farm Cooperative, exploring the connections between agricultural land use, local food production, organic farming, soils, and water management.

Open to: All BCIA Registrants. Guests with an interest in agrology are also welcome.

Join the Peace River Branch for an afternoon of networking and conversation with fellow BCIA registrants and others with an interest in agrology.

Open to: All BCIA Registrants and those with Guest Accounts

Join the Cariboo Central Interior Branch for an engaging Lunch & Learn exploring how contaminated sites are investigated, assessed, and remediated. This session will walk participants through the decision-making process used by environmental professionals, from identifying initial site concerns to selecting the most appropriate remediation strategy.

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.