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Issue 3: May 2026

The Spring 2026 edition of Get The Dirt highlights a year of meaningful progress for the BC Institute of Agrologists as the profession continues to adapt to a rapidly changing world. See below for key topics in this edition:

Join a BCIA Committee - Lay Members Needed

THE BRITISH COLUMBIA INSTITUTE OF AGROLOGISTS (BCIA) IS CURRENTLY SEEKING MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC AND REGISTRANTS (from all Registration categories other than Student) TO SERVE ON OUR COMMITTEES - UPDATE: we are currently seeking only lay members!

2026 AGM Meeting Package Available

All those who registered for the AGM should have received an email on May 15th with the updated Zoom link and important AGM information. Those registered after May 15th, will be contacted directly. If you registered and did not receive the email, please contact the office at admin@bcia.com 

CLOSED: We're Hiring - Education and Credentialing Specialist

BCIA is hiring for the role of Education and Credentialing Specialist

We’re seeking an Education and Credentialing Specialist to join our dynamic team in a permanent, full-time role. You’ll be part of an organization with a strong foundation and a long-term vision. This is your chance to make a real impact at the intersection of education and regulation, supporting post-secondary course evaluation, registration requirements, continuing professional development (CPD), and investigations and complaints.

CLOSED: BCIA Board Election 2026 for District 3

On March 3, 2026, notice was given to registrants of District 3 of an election for one Registrant Board Member from BCIA Regional Electoral District 3. Click the link below to view a listing of candidates and to cast the ballot.

Looking Ahead to 2026: An Update on Branch Funding

What to Know About Branch Funding for 2026

We’re sharing a brief update on a small shift in how branch professional development and events are funded beginning in 2026. This adjustment supports BCIA’s commitment to responsible fiscal stewardship and equitable access to PD across the province, while keeping branch activities strong and responsive to local needs.

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