The Fall 2026 edition of Get The Dirt highlights 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:
The 2027 renewal period will open mid-November and end January 15, 2027.
BCIA is excited to welcome you to our 2026 Virtual Symposium, a full-day event on Friday, October 30th, 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.
On January 1, 2027, BCIA will implement the Board’s decision to replace the current branches with Regional Professional Development Working Groups and bring regional input together through a new Provincial Professional Development Advisory Group in a structure that supports the continued alignment with our regulatory mandate.
THE BRITISH COLUMBIA INSTITUTE OF AGROLOGISTS (BCIA) IS CURRENTLY SEEKING MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC AND REGISTRANTS (from all Registration categories other than Student and Honorary PAg) TO SERVE ON OUR COMMITTEES
BCIA is governed by the Professional Governance Act (PGA) and is seeking to fill upcoming vacancies for the following committees that help BCIA fulfill its regulatory mandate:
BCIA is creating a space for Indigenous registrants to come together in relationship, conversation, and shared reflection. At this early stage, we are inviting Indigenous registrants who may be interested in helping shape an Indigenous Registrant Community of Practice.
The Spring 2026 edition of Get The Dirt highlights 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:
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
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.
BCIA is pleased to announce the result of its online election process for one (1) Registrant Board Member position in District 3, in compliance with the Professional Governance Act (PGA) and the BCIA Bylaws.
