We're thrilled to announce our "Students of the Grasslands" webinar series, featuring five brilliant emerging researchers who are shaping the future of grassland conservation 🌱
Join us for an exclusive tour of the Regional Compost Facility, where biosolids and woody feedstocks are transformed through an environmentally responsible process into high-quality soil conditioner. Facility Supervisor and BCIA Okanagan Branch President Andrew Kuiper, PAg, will guide us through the infrastructure and processes behind the production of OgoGrow, which is widely used and sold throughout the Okanagan Valley.
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Open to: All - You must have a BCIA account to register for this event.
Location has now been changed to Trader's Cove Regional Park on Westside Road. The date has now been changed to 26 April.
Join Mike Dedels of the Grasslands Conservation Council of BC for an insightful and interactive walking tour exploring the complex process of wildfire recovery in grassland ecosystems.
UBC Forestry invites you to an inspiring gathering of Indigenous leaders from Canada, Mexico, and the United States for meaningful conversations on forest stewardship and climate action.
Over two days of engaging discussions and thought-provoking presentations, Indigenous leaders from across North America will share their deep-rooted knowledge and innovative approaches to forest stewardship—strengthening community resilience while advancing global sustainability.
The 34th annual Minerals North conference will be hosted in Prince George from April 30 - May 2 at the Prince George Conference & Civic Centre!
Explore the latest developments in mining and exploration in Northern British Columbia, build new connections and engage in dialogue around the future of resource development.
The event, which attracts industry professionals and community leaders from across northern British Columbia, is being organized by C3 Alliance.
Open to: All – BCIA Registrants and Public Welcome! (A BCIA account is required to register)
Connecting Water, Land, and Communities The Ripple Effect Registration is Open! Collaborating for a thriving Kettle River Watershed and Boundary Region kettleriver.ca/forum Are you a Boundary Region local, a professional, or passionate about healthy watersheds? Join us for The Ripple Effect, a 2-day forum exploring the Kettle River Watershed and Boundary Region's past, present, and future. Discover the connections that shape our watersheds and join the conversation on building healthy, resilient environments. Learn about ongoing initiatives and share ideas for the future.
Open to: All BCIA Registrants and the Public (A BCIA account is required to register for this event)
Looking to learn more about sustainable waste solutions tailored to rural and small-town communities? Join us for a dynamic Lunch and Learn with Oliver Berger, a passionate composting advocate with over a decade of experience in community waste diversion and organics management.
Registration is open now! The BCIA AGM will occur on Wednesday, May 7, 2025 at noon. The AGM will be offered as an online-only event.
