BC Institute of Agrologists

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2800 Bryn Maur Rd

Langford, BC V9B 3T4

+1 (250) 380-9292

https://www.bcia.com

The BC Institute of Agrologists (BCIA) plays a vital role in regulating the agrology profession in British Columbia, ensuring safe, competent, and ethical practices that protect the public interest. They offer a variety of programs, including professional development, mentoring, and support for internationally educated applicants, while actively promoting diversity and inclusion.

In addition to their regulatory responsibilities, the BCIA provides resources for registrants and the public, including a directory of professionals and opportunities for networking and continuous learning. Their commitment to the indigenous connection to the land underscores their mission to cultivate natural resource professionals who understand and respect these foundational relationships.

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