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Over $6,000 raised to support the BCEIA’s Indigenous Scholarship Program
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Over $6,000 raised to support the BCEIA’s Indigenous Scholarship Program

Kate MacDonald2026-08-03T13:00:01-07:00

Over $6,000 raised to support the BCEIA’s Indigenous Scholarship ProgramBCEIA Indigenous Film Screening - The Spirit Who Swimsin commemoration of National Day for Truth & ReconciliationThank you to everyone that joined us for the BCEIA's special screening of The Spirit Who Swims, a 2024 BC Environmental Film Festival selection. The virtual and in-person screenings received a wonderful response and we are excited to share that proceeds from the event fully funded the BCEIA's Annual Indigenous Scholarships program this year!A special thank you goes out to our guest speakers who came a great distance to share their insights with us. Filmmaker Bev [...]

Over $6,000 raised to support the BCEIA’s Indigenous Scholarship ProgramKate MacDonald2026-08-03T13:00:01-07:00

Call for Abstracts: BC Environment Industry Guide 2026
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Call for Abstracts: BC Environment Industry Guide 2026

Website Administrator2025-10-09T08:39:57-07:00

Proposals are due October 10, 2025 Selected articles are due April 6, 2026 SEPTEMBER 12, 2025 - Next May, we will be printing the 2026 edition of the British Columbia Environment Industry Guide. We are looking for articles from BCEIA members, leaders in environmental fields, that touch on all aspects of environmental management and planning. The 2026 edition will be mailed to readers in May as well as distributed at BEST 2026, which will be held May 27-29, 2026, in Whistler, BC. FEATURES If you have an article idea that you think could be a fit, please send an [...]

Call for Abstracts: BC Environment Industry Guide 2026Website Administrator2025-10-09T08:39:57-07:00

The British Columbia Environmental Industry Association is grateful to be visitors on the unsurrendered lands of what is known as British Columbia. We acknowledge the great diversity of over 200 First Nations and their unique cultural, spiritual and legal relationships to their lands and waters. We affirm the time-honoured histories of these nations and recognize the importance of the Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act in BC, which impacts everyone in our shared society. The BCEIA is dedicated to environmental solutions, innovation, sustainable development and connecting environmental professionals with Indigenous Traditional Knowledge and ways of being. We celebrate our role in restoring and protecting human and natural environments while also committing to learning and fostering the principles of Truth and Reconciliation.

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