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Master of Science in Ecological Restoration Applied Research Projects

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This is Canada’s first master’s program specializing in Ecological Restoration and is offered as a joint program between British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) and Simon Fraser University (SFU). The MSc in Ecological Restoration combines the strong technical and applied (experiential) knowledge at BCIT with SFU’s fundamental (contextual) basic science and community engagement expertise.

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: Evaluating whale and vessel detection methods in and around the Saturna Island Interim Sanctuary Zone (ISZ)

: Experimental control of Spotted Knapweed (Centaurea stoebe) within critical habitat of the endangered Half-moon Hairstreak Butterfly (Satyrium semiluna)

: Exploring the relative effects of different wetland restoration sites on functional connectivity for the northern red-legged frog (Rana aurora)

: Factors limiting the expansion of black-tailed prairie dog colonies at their northern extent

: Field trials on a Living Dike in British Columbia

: Geochemical and biological response of an intertidal ecosystem to localized restoration efforts

: Groundwater elevation and chemistry at Camosun Bog, British Columbia, and implications for bog restoration

: Hypolimnetic upwelling in coastal embayments of Lake Ontario; implications for restoration

: Identifying temporal trends and mechanisms for successful reforestation on former agricultural land

: Impacts of roads and cranberry agriculture on bog wetland hydrology with restoration recommendations for Langley Bog

: Investigating biotic interactions as limiting factors of burrowing owl (Athene cunicularia) population recovery in British Columbia

: Investigating bull kelp decline in Saturna Island Interim Sanctuary Zone

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