Ecological Restoration Student Association

The Ecological Restoration Student Association (ERSA) is a self-governed, elected association made to represent students enrolled in the Masters of Science in Ecological Restoration program – jointly offered by BCIT and SFU.

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      • Keith MacCallum – Facilitative effects in riparian ecosystems
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