ABOUT US

OUR VISION
~To develop the environmental industry in British Columbia through novel environmental business and technology solutions~

The BC Environment Industry Association (BCEIA) is British Columbia’s most recognized and longest running professional business association dedicated to member companies that operate in the many sectors that define environmental defence writ large.   

Comprised of world-class engineering and environmental service companies, technology providers, research organizations, environs analysts and consultants, disaster response, government agencies and environmental law firms… the BCEIA offers a diverse range of expert knowledge on the business of minimizing, mitigating and defending our shared human and natural environments from human activity.

OUR MISSION
~To foster the growth of the industry and to promote technology
development and innovation in the sector~

The BCEIA is committed to networking within the industry; establishing an effective industry liaison and advocacy presence; building partnerships; strengthening business development and competitiveness of its membership; increasing the product and service profiles of its members; and raising awareness of the industry in terms of its economic, human and environmental impact.

OUR FUTURE
~To evolve and harmonize the environment industry’s burgeoning
sustainable development portfolio~

The environment industry of British Columbia is undergoing an exciting process of re-orientation and renewal due to the recent convergence of environmental, energetic and sustainability-related issues.  This convergence has prompted a fundamental shift in stakeholder participation and perception of the environment, which in turn, has placed a greater emphasis on the implementation of proactive
environmental defence strategies versus reactive ones.

As global economic and political forces shift and influence the operational sectors of its membership, the BCEIA, through new alliances and strengthened partnerships focused more broadly on sustainability, shall endeavour to ensure that it’s vital role and that of its members in shaping British Columbia’s future, are accounted for.