The Ministry of Agriculture and Food has an excellent opportunity for you to take Nutrient Management Plan (NMP) training and become a certified NMP planner. Additionally, you will get 20 PD hrs for completing the training.

Join the inaugural session of the BC HPAI One Health Community of Practice, a pioneering initiative aimed at fostering collaboration among stakeholders in animal, human, and environmental health. Structured akin to established Communities of Practice, this industry-led endeavor will feature a quarterly webinar series, with recordings available for on-demand viewing.

Open to: Registrants and Guests

Join FV Branch on a tour of Specimen Trees, at their 245-acre nursery, where every corner holds a story of growth and vitality. Gain invaluable insights into the art of propagation, grafting, and cultivation as we unveil the secrets behind nurturing over 700 varieties of plant material. From towering trees to delicate shrubs, each specimen offers a lesson in biodiversity and ecological stewardship.

Open to: Registrants and Non Registrants

Join instructor Dr. Paul Pickell for the second webinar in the series, Essential Suitability with QGIS, which will cover the following aspects of the Quantum Geographic Information System (QGIS) software:

Wildfire Solutions in BC

We invite the public to join us June 3-5, 2024, in Kelowna and learn about the stark realities of the societal, health, cultural, environmental, and economic costs of wildfires across British Columbia and the actions needed now.

Open to: Registrants and Non Registrants

Join instructor Dr. Paul Pickell for the third webinar in the series, Essential Hydrology with QGIS, which will cover the following aspects of the Quantum Geographic Information System (QGIS) software:

HydroDynamics Incorporated are thrilled to alert you about our upcoming professional and intermediate-toadvance level training webinars specifically for designers and reviewers of erosion and sediment control plans (ESCPs). This technical program is a "must
attend" event for anyone involved in this critical aspect of environmental
management.

Decolonization is a "buzz word" we often see in workplaces today. But what does decolonization even mean? Is it possible? What are the limitations? What is the difference between decolonization, Indigenization, and reconciliation? In this session, Len will talk more about the professional side of decolonization work, who benefits from decolonization, and together we will explore how you can include everyday acts of decolonization in your professional work.