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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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Plant facilitation effects as a potential restoration tool in riparian ecosystems in Southwestern British Columbia
A prey-based approach to restoration
Re-establishing the historic fire regime to restore the Chittenden Meadow, Skagit Valley Provincial Park, British Columbia, Canada
Restoration of an urban creek water quality using sand and biochar filtration galleries
Restoration of old forest characteristics in a 1957 spacing trial in the Malcolm Knapp Research Forest, British Columbia
Restoration of salmonid spawning habitat in the Upper Serpentine River
Restoration of the upper Salmon River watershed: projected effects of diversion removal on salmonid abundance
Restoration options for Nicomekl River anadromous salmonids – Elgin Road Bridge Sea Dam
Restoration planning for urban salmonid habitat
A restoration strategy to avert the projected ecological, social and economic risks of Lost Lagoon in Stanley Park, British Columbia
Restoring a culturally eutrophic shallow lake: Case study on Quamichan Lake in North Cowichan, British Columbia
Restoring hydro-impacted wetlands for secretive marsh birds
Restoring hydrological connectivity in the Guichon Creek watershed through wetland creation
A riparian restoration plan for a construction site on the Brunette River
The scale of ecological restoration: restoring steelhead habitat in the Oktwanch Watershed, Vancouver Island, B.C.
Simplified structure or fewer arthropods to eat?

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