Join Peace River Branch for an in-depth exploration of the oil and gas industry, a sector that plays a pivotal role in the work of many agrologists in the Peace Region. This event is designed to expand your knowledge on key industry topics, including drilling waste disposal areas, Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (NORMS), and the base of fish scales/usable groundwater.

Event Highlights:

• Hands-On Experience: Brush up your microscope skills by examining petroleum well cores and drill cutting samples. See if you can spot something intriguing in a sample!
• Expert Insights: Learn from industry professionals about the research and practical applications in the field, and how these intersect with agrology.
• Facility Tour: Explore the BC Energy Regulator’s Core Research Facility, where you’ll gain firsthand insight into how the facility archives and provides public access to petroleum well cores and drill cuttings. Discover the role this facility plays in the continued development of the oil and gas industry in a responsible manner.

Why Attend?

• Enhance your understanding of the oil and gas industry and its relevance to agrology.
• Gain practical experience with core samples and drill cuttings.
• Connect with professionals across various sectors who share your interest in sustainable natural resource development.

Please note that photographs and footage will be taken throughout the tour. These will be used by BCIA for marketing and publicity in our publications, on our website, newsletters, and on social media. Should you not wish to have your photo taken and used for these purposes, please advise the photographer at the time.

Due to limited spots, please provide adequate notice if you register and find you can't attend to give others the opportunity to attend. This tour is capped at 10 spots.