202-3002 32nd Ave, Vernon BC Canada V1T 2L7
info@certifiedorganic.bc.ca
We are not hiring for any positions at this time.
If you’re looking for employment on an organic farm in BC, or with another organization/business that focuses on organic, regenerative or sustainable agriculture, be sure to visit our job board.
If you’d like to volunteer your time and skills and learn more about how you can support our organization, please get in touch with us! Include details about your skills and interests and how you’d like to get involved.
On a tight budget but still want to experience all the great learning, networking, organic food and fun at our annual BC Organic Conference? Volunteer your time during the conference to receive a registration discount! Contact us for details.
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If you’d like to help support your neighbourhood farmer, sharpen your skills, or gain a better understanding of what it takes to run an organic farm, consider volunteering your time!
Check out our job board for the latest volunteer (and paid) positions on organic farms in BC, or use our organic directory to find a farm in your area to contact about potential opportunities.
The Organic Federation of Canada’s working groups are made up of volunteers from across the country with expertise in specific areas, such as livestock, poultry, particular crops, etc. Petitions for changes to the standards are received by the Organic Federation of Canada, then brought to the various working groups for discussion, research, and recommendation. The working groups have up to 20 members, who participate in the entire process of reviewing questions and petitions for changes.
Contact us to learn more about volunteering in a working group.
Have an analytical mind, interested in learning about how certification works, and want to make an impactful contribution to the organic community? Help in the interpretation of the Canadian Organic Standards by joining the Standards Interpretation Committee (SIC)! Contact us to learn more.
If you want to get involved with the British Columbia Certified Organic Program (BCCOP) or the COABC Accreditation Board, contact the COABC Accreditation Manager.
We welcome inquiries from folks who want to join us in building a better food system. Get in touch!
