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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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: Structural influence of old field on breeding summer songbirds, and overwintering raptor communities

: Sturgeon Bank marsh recession: A preliminary investigation into the use of large woody debris as a tool for restoring a degraded foreshore marsh

: Testing primed white rot fungi for bioremediation of petroleum hydrocarbon contaminated soil & bioremediation options plan for Napo concession area in Ecuador.

: The dynamics of wetland water loss in Churn Creek protected area

: The effect of mowing and hand removal on the regrowth rate of Himalayan blackberry (Rubus armeniacus)

: The effect of nitrogen fertilization on the physiology and morphology of Sphagnum capillifolium in an ombrotrophic bog

: The effect of prescribed burns on soil characteristics and plant communities in Garry Oak ecosystems. A case study on a three-year post-burn site on Tumbo Island, Gulf Islands National Park Reserve

: The effect of time-since-burning and hand-pulling on the growth and stem density of Centaurea stoebe and Linaria dalmatica

: The effect of vegetation structure and abiotic variables on oviposition-site selection by amphibians

: The effects of canopy closure on precipitation throughfall

: The effects of tree thinning and broadcast burning on the quality of ungulate winter range: a case study within a Southern Interior Forest in British Columbia

: The impact of roadway mortality on a long-lived freshwater turtle, Chrysemys picta bellii

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