Membership
Int'l Association for Impact Assessment
Western & Northern Canada Affiliate
2215 19th St. S.W.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2T 4X1
(403) 245-6404    IAIA-WNC@praxis.ca
Are you professionally involved in impact assessment?
Are you already a member of the Western and Northern Affiliate of the
International Association for Impact Assessment (IAIA)?
If not, perhaps you should be…

There are two ways for individuals to register:

1. You can register online and pay by credit card via PayPal

2. You can use the pdf application form.  Download the form here.

Please complete the form, sign the code of ethics at the bottom of the form (and
mean it!) and mail it back to the address below along with a cheque payable to
IAIA-WNC.

For members in Yellowknife, you may pass your membership forms and fees on to
Alan Ehrlich who will forward them on your behalf if you do not wish to send them in
directly.

For group discounts on memberships, please have each member of your group
complete a copy of the form, including signing the code of ethics, and mail all the
forms to the address above along with a cheque payable to IAIA-WNC.
2011 Call for Membership
IAIA is the only multi-disciplinary international organization for impact
assessment professionals.  Its Western and Northern Canada (WNC) Affiliate
is a dynamic professional association providing a range of EIA-related
activities including guest speakers, local conferences, newsletters, networking
opportunities and much more.  All of this is done to support the continuing
improvement of the professional practice of impact assessment.

Membership in Western and Northern Canada is a diverse mix of professionals
from government, consultants, NGOs, industry, and First Nations.  Subjects deal
with predicting, evaluating, managing and monitoring the impacts of human
activites on  ecosystems and people, in order to improve decision making
about economic developments.  Northern and Western Canada is home to
much cutting edge practice in impact assessment, and IAIA WNC makes it
easier than ever to learn from the experiences of others in the region.


How much is membership?
New members are encouraged to join Western and Northern Canada's leading
impact assessment network for the 2011 calender year for $30 for regular
members or $15 for students and retired. (Group discounts are available.)

We believe that this provides members with more opportunities to participate in
exciting local events at a lower cost than any other professional membership.