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  • Closing the Gap

    Closing the Gap: The role of knowledge mobilization in agri-food resilience Collecting data is only one part of research work. The conversations and relationships that follow are what help research reach the people who can use it. ACARN Coordinator Nisa Chavez‘s reflection is a good reminder of why those connections matter in BC agriculture. 🚜🌱💡

    Closing the Gap

  • Fall Newsletter: Latest Network Updates, Research, and Opportunities

    Fall Newsletter: Latest Network Updates, Research, and Opportunities 🍂🌾📚 Explore new BC agricultural research, upcoming funding and events, and the latest stories shaping climate resilience and food systems across the province.

    Fall Newsletter: Latest Network Updates, Research, and Opportunities

  • Pathways to Practice

    Pathways to Practice: Careers and Skills for Agricultural Extension in BC Build skills. Explore careers. Grow your network. For the people supporting farmers in British Columbia. November 28, 2026 · SFU Surrey DATE TIME FORMAT COST Saturday November 28, 2026 9.00 am – 4.30 pm In-Person Students / Job Seekers: $25General: $50 Registration includes refreshments…

    Pathways to Practice

  • CSFS Policy Engagement Workshop Series 

    From Research to Policy: Exploring Pathways for Evidence-Informed Impact  How can food systems research contribute to policy discussions and decision-making? What opportunities exist for researchers to engage beyond traditional academic outputs?  This three-part workshop series will help Centre for Sustainable Food Systems’ (CSFS) Associates better understand the policy landscape relevant to food systems, agriculture, and…

    CSFS Policy Engagement Workshop Series 

  • Knowledge Mobilization, a Strategic Priority for Canadian Agriculture

    ACARN occupies a highly valuable niche. Many organizations are funding research, generating research, or advocating for policy. Far fewer are focused on the work of helping people learn together, build relationships, and move knowledge into action. That appears to be exactly where some of the greatest needs, and opportunities, currently exist

    Knowledge Mobilization, a Strategic Priority for Canadian Agriculture

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AgResilience Podcast

Conversations with guests from across BC on the leading edge of agricultural climate research.

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Find a selection of external resources related to climate action, knowledge mobilization, and research in BC agriculture.

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External Resources

Agriculture

AgriService BC

Find BC Ministry of Agriculture and Food programs, resources, education and events. Find tools and services to help your farm succeed.

BC Climate Change Adaptation Program

CCAP supported the agriculture sector in British Columbia with adapting to climate change until 2021. Find a library of adaptation resources sorted by region.

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Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions

PICS amplifies B.C. research and insights to answer complex climate change issues.

BC disaster, climate risk and resilience assessment

In 2025, the BC Ministries of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness and of Energy and Climate Solutions are building on the 2019 strategic risk assessment.

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Knowledge Mobilization Training

Find Research Impact Canada’s freely accessible online e-modules and build your skillset to better communicate ideas and innovations generated from research.

The Farmer Field Day Toolkit

The Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education program’s guide provides in-depth resources for hosting successful field days.