EDUCATION PROGRAM
The BC Water & Waste Association (BCWWA) is pleased to bring an incredible slate of speakers, presentations, and panel sessions on topics and challenges relevant to the water sector for our 2024 Annual Conference & Trade Show.2024 EDUCATION PROGRAM AT-A-GLANCE
Here is a first look at the education program for the 2024 BCWWA Annual Conference & Trade Show this April in Whistler, BC. We are excited to bring over 100 presentations to this two-day conference and explore a variety of topics, research, insights and challenges relevant to our water community.
 MONDAY, APRIL 29 |
 BOOK OF ABSTRACTS |
COLLECT CEUS DURING THE CONFERENCE!
Operators and other industry professionals who need education credits can collect Continuing Education Units (CEUs) during the conference by attending eligible education sessions. Attendees can earn up to six (6) continuing education hours (hours) or 0.6 continuing education units (CEUs) per day, for 12 hours or 1.2 CEUs when attending the education program on both days.2024 CONFERENCE THEME
Our education program this year reflects, unpacks and relates to our conference theme: The Ripple Effect: When Action Becomes Change.Description: Cast an object into a body of water and watch the ripples expand and integrate with other ripples. In our work and life, we create our own ripples and they interact with one another in complex ways. As our water community contends with the challenges and opportunities facing our water future, it encourages us to grow and expand our knowledge, know-how and creativity beyond the precedent. Let’s learn from each other and dive into the big questions facing the sector. For example, what are we doing to implement greener solutions in water infrastructure and ensure the resilience of our water, wastewater and stormwater systems? How are we combatting the increasingly frequent impacts of climate change and preparing for emergencies and disasters? From addressing cybersecurity threats, water procurement and asset management to upholding water equity, source protection and public health for all - there is much to consider.
This is a time to dig deeper and highlight the experts, knowledge-keepers and innovators working in the field. How are we caring for our water, and what is changing in industry? What new knowledges, traditions, technologies and techniques are we connecting with? What does the future of water require from all of us?
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