Applications being accepted until March 18, 2024 The BCEIA Student Scholarship Program awards scholarships to one secondary student and one post-secondary student pursuing Environmental Studies. In 2018, the post secondary scholarship was renamed to the Mike Macfarlane Memorial Scholarship in recognition of his important contributions and lifetime of dedication to the field of environmental studies in BC. […]
Proposals due October 31, 2023 OCTOBER 9, 2023 – Next May, we will be printing the 2024 edition of the British Columbia Environment Industry Guide. We are looking forarticles from BCEIA members / leaders in environmental fields that touch on all aspects of environmental managementand planning. The 2024 edition will be mailed to readers early […]
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The BCEIA recognizes its leadership role in the environment industry and is committed to moving forward in the spirit of Truth & Reconciliation. As such, our newly adopted Territorial Announcement recognizes the lands and nations with which our industry works in and impacts cross the province. The British Columbia Environmental Industry Association is grateful to […]
The Truth & Reconciliation Collection includes 20 films, specials and documentaries honouring the history, heritage and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples, including drama series Pour Toi Flora (Dear Flora), telling the story of young Anishinaabe trying to make peace with the painful past of residential schools; feature film Indian Horse, based on the […]
The Province of British Columbia is the first government in Canada to release an action plan dedicated to implementing the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and has provided detailed reporting about its progress since its inaugural report in 2020. The reports are developed in consultation and co-operation with Indigenous Peoples in […]
“I support Truth & Reconciliation” Show your support for Truth and Reconciliation ahead of September 30th by downloading and customizing your profile pictures with our social media frame (Powerpoint file) – it’s a virtual orange shirt to show your support across multiple platforms. Instructions: Download and open PowerPoint file Right click on photo in slide […]
Across the country, activities are being organized to commemorate the history and legacy of residential schools We will be updating our activity and learning resources – bookmark this page. Events Across the Province BCEIA Webinar: Territorial Acknowledgement Training Attendees will learn how to craft land acknowledgements that espouse genuine care and respect for the original […]
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a day for solemn remembrance and reflection. The BCEIA joins fellow British Columbians in commemorating the tragic history and impact of residential schools and in doing so, pause to reflect on what reconciliation really means. We believe the environment industry has an important role to play in […]
Friday, October 27, 2023 – Union Club, Victoria, BC One of our most popular events of the year! One sponsorship spot remaining. Featured Presenters Claudine Vidallo, BSBA, PMP Vice President of Projects, ECO Canada Maria Catanzaro, Projects Coordinator & Kyla Sheehan, Project Manager, Resilient Coasts for Salmon, Pacific Salmon Foundation Thank you to our sponsors! […]
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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