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SUMMARY:Practical Applications of Land Surveys
DESCRIPTION:Practical Applications of Land Surveys is for land managers that wish to know more about being hands-on with a survey project on reserve lands. This course builds on the process of a survey project that was taught in ‘Introduction to Surveys’\, and provides practical information about the process that is broken down into five categories: \n1) understanding the survey requirements and the information that is required on a survey plan\,\n2) preparing a project sketch\,\n3) reconnaissance of a survey to assist in preparing a cost estimate and the project sketch\,\n4) basics about field work including the use of a total station and GPS\, whether it’s for surveying\, mapping or just navigating. And field basics about survey traverses and how the math works\, then\n5) office work\, which is about putting it all together from field work to a draft plan. \nThis course delves into the practical aspect of various components of a survey project that will assist a lands manager with preparing a cost estimate and project sketch and being able to discuss a project with a land surveyor and where applicable with other stakeholders. \nDates: October 20-22\, 2026\nLocation: Peterborough\, ON\n*This course is a FULL 3-day training\nLanguage Delivery: English \nSponsorship: Up to $2\,000 per First Nation. Please refer to NALMA’s Education Policy (page 17-20). As space is limited\, only one representative per First Nation will be accepted. Registrations will be accepted on a first-come\, first-served basis. \nFor more information\, please contact: cknott@nalma.ca \nRegister here: https://nalma.ca/events/practical-applications-of-land-surveys/
URL:https://bcalma.ca/events/practical-applications-of-land-surveys/
CATEGORIES:NALMA
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261021
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261024
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SUMMARY:Environmental Management Training\, ‘Indigenous Stewardship\, Cumulative Effects\, and Environmental Accountability
DESCRIPTION:October 21–23\, 2026\nChief Louis Centre | Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc | Kamloops\, BC\n9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.\nREGISTER NOW \nJoin us for three days of interactive\, practical\, and land-based environmental management training designed for First Nations lands and environmental professionals. Through shared learning\, practical tools\, and conversation\, participants will explore environmental management and Indigenous stewardship using the Environmental Management Training Manual developed by BCALMA in partnership with Dillon Consulting. \nThe training brings together technical knowledge and practical approaches grounded in Indigenous stewardship\, laws\, values\, and community priorities. \nWorkshop Highlights \n\nExplore the Environmental Management Manual in depth\nLearn practical approaches to environmental planning and management\nGain technical knowledge from experienced professionals\nConnect with peers and share experiences\nStrengthen environmental management capacity within your Nation\n\nREGISTER HEREThree-Day Training at a Glance \nDay 1 | Wednesday\, October 21\nStewardship\, Governance & Environmental Foundations \nExplore Indigenous stewardship and governance\, environmental legislation and regulatory processes\, water security\, biodiversity\, and food sovereignty through presentations\, discussion\, and shared learning. \nDay 2 | Thursday\, October 22\nEnvironmental Management in Practice\nBuild practical knowledge in waste management\, contaminated sites\, emergency preparedness and climate readiness\, environmental risk\, project decision-making\, and tools and technology for lands and environmental management. \nDay 3 | Friday\, October 23\nCumulative Effects & Land-Based Learning\nExplore cumulative effects through guest presentations and land-based learning that connects concepts from the Environmental Management Manual with environmental change\, cumulative pressures on lands and waters\, stewardship responsibilities\, and community-informed decision-making. \nThe final day provides an opportunity to learn through observation\, discussion\, and shared experience on the land\, connecting the training with practical approaches to environmental management. \nSupporting Indigenous stewardship through knowledge\, collaboration\, and practical tools. \nTravel Information\nBCALMA Member Travel Sponsorship: BCALMA members are eligible for travel sponsorship of up to $1\,500 per First Nation. More than one participant from a First Nation may register; however\, the maximum travel sponsorship available is $1\,500 per First Nation. Additional participants may be subject to a registration fee. Not a BCALMA member? First Nations interested in joining BCALMA can contact admin@bcalma.ca for membership information. Annual membership is $300 per First Nation. \nTravel & Accommodation: Participants are responsible for arranging their own travel and accommodations. \nHotel Booking: $186/night at Delta Hotels Kamloops. Book by September 20\, 2026.  \nPlease use the BCALMA group reservation link to access the negotiated hotel rate\, provided at Registration. \nQuestions?For registration\, travel sponsorship\, accommodation\, or other questions\, contact admin@bcalma.ca. \nAbout Dillon Consulting Limited\nDillon Consulting is a Canadian\, employee-owned professional consulting firm specializing in planning\, environmental management\, and engineering. With offices across Canada and decades of experience working alongside First Nation\, Métis\, and Inuit.
URL:https://bcalma.ca/events/environmental-management-training-indigenous-stewardship-cumulative-effects-and-environmental-accountability/
CATEGORIES:BCALMA
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20261026T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20261028T170000
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SUMMARY:National Earth Observation (EO) Forum
DESCRIPTION:The Canadian Space Agency (CSA)\, on behalf of the federal departments involved in the development of the Canadian Satellite Earth Observation (OTS) Strategy\, is pleased to announce that it will host the fourth National Earth Observation (EO) Forum\, to be held on 26\, 27 and 28 October 2026. This event will be held in a hybrid format\, offering the option to participate in person or virtually. \nThe last National EO Forum\, held in May 2024\, brought together more than 280 partners and stakeholders from the Canadian Earth Observation community\, representing federal and provincial departments\, Indigenous communities\, academia and industry. \nIt is now time to renew this initiative in 2026 to continue the dialogue and define the next steps in a coordinated manner. \nEvent details\n2026 National Earth Observation Forum\nDates: 26–28 October 2026\nVenue: Canadian Space Agency and online\n6767 Route de l’Aéroport\nSaint-Hubert Borough\nLongueuil (Quebec)\nJ3Y 8Y9 \nAs places for in-person attendance are limited\, we invite you to confirm your attendance as soon as possible. \nFor virtual attendance\, the registration deadline is October 19th\, 2026. \nRegistration will take place via the Pheedloop portal. Once your registration is complete\, you will receive a confirmation email from no-reply@pheedloop.com. We recommend adding this address to your contacts list to prevent the message from being directed to your junk mail folder. \nPlease click here to register for the 2026 National Earth Observation Forum \nRegistered participants will receive further information via email through the Pheedloop portal prior to the event\, including login details\, the detailed programme and the list of speakers. We are currently working on putting together a rich and stimulating programme\, featuring presentations and discussions on key Earth observation issues in Canada. \nWe also invite you to share this information within your networks. We hope to see many of you there. \nSincerely\, \nSEO Office \notinfo-eoinfo@asc-csa.gc.ca
URL:https://bcalma.ca/events/national-earth-observation-eo-forum/
CATEGORIES:BCALMA
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261103
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261106
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SUMMARY:Additions to Reserve/Reserve Creation (ATR/RC)
DESCRIPTION:The Additions to Reserve/Reserve Creation (ATR/RC) training will assist First Nations that are expanding their reserve land base\, providing a detailed overview of acquiring land and developing an ATR/RC proposal. This training will provide participants with the basic concepts of ATRs\, considerations before undertaking an ATR/RC\, and lead you through the four phases of the ATR process. \nDates: November 3-5\, 2026\nLocation: Ottawa\, ON\nLanguage Delivery: English \nFor more information\, please contact: jthompson@nalma.ca \nSponsorship: Up to $2\,000 per First Nation. Please refer to NALMA’s Education Policy (pages 17-20). As space is limited\, only one representative per First Nation will be accepted. Registrations will be accepted on a first-come\, first-served basis. \nRegister here: https://nalma.ca/events/additions-to-reserve-reserve-creation-atr-rc/
URL:https://bcalma.ca/events/additions-to-reserve-reserve-creation-atr-rc/
CATEGORIES:NALMA
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261117
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261120
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SUMMARY:LUP- Practical Applications of Land Use Planning
DESCRIPTION:This intermediary level course explores how to bring the community vision contained in a land use plan to life. The course provides templates and tools to support the everyday work of implementing a land use plan. Topics include; Implementing a Land Use Plan\, creating a development review and approval process\, zoning by-law development and enforcement\, collecting and organizing land information to support ongoing planning efforts. \nDates: November 17-19\, 2026\nLocation: Edmonton\, AB\nLanguage Delivery: English \nFor more information\, please contact: jthompson@nalma.ca \nSponsorship: Up to $3\,000 per First Nation. Please refer to NALMA’s Education Policy (pages 17-20) for eligible expenses. As space is limited\, only one representative per First Nation will be accepted. Registrations will be accepted on a first-come\, first-served basis. \nRegister here: https://nalma.ca/events/lup-practical-application-land-use-planning/
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