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
      • Katie Moore – restoring a culturally eutrophic shallow lake
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      • Ashleigh Westphal – hydroelectric developments and secretive marsh birds
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Project Spotlights

Here is a showcasing of various projects that we have been involved in, both our capstone theses and and other projects that we have been involved in.

Applied Research Projects

  • Oliver Denny: Using nematodes as bioindicators
  • Ashleigh Westphal: the impact of hydroelectric development on secretive marsh birds in the West Kootenays

Other Projects (coming soon!)

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The Heart of Fraser screening in BCIT Burnaby campus. Fraser River is a complex habitat and ecosystem for many wildlife, including fish, birds, and mammals. However due to anthropogenic development it is constantly impacted and left unprotected, causing a dire dwindle in returning salmon population. . . . . . #ecologicalrestoration #fraserriver #britishcolumbia #bc #salmonrun #ecosystem #heartofthefraser #urbansalmon #salmon #salmonid #riverecology #river #britishcolumbia #hellobc #climatechange #needforchange #salmondefense #bcit #riversinstitute #canada #canada🇨🇦
We are honored to announce our 4th Annual Ecological Restoration Student Association ERSA Research Showcase happening on the 3 February, 2020. Email us at erstudentassociation@gmail.com to get the link to the invites of the showcase! Don’t miss the opportunity to hear from our ER students who partake in exciting topics and adventures in their research! . . . . . #ersa #er #ecologicalrestoration #ecology #showcase #research #researchshowcase #restoration #restorationist #ecology #ecological #sfu #bcit #britishcolumbia #appliedresearch
Emma and Jay joined the Guardians of mid island estuaries to measure the success of restoring carex channel edge vegetation that has been degraded by the over abundant population of Canada geese. #ersa #erstudents #estuary #restoration #ecologicalrestoration #carex #canadageese #invasivespecies #tidalchannel #exclosure
Every year, ERSA hosts a Research Showcase giving 2nd year Master’s of Science in Ecological Restoration students a chance to showcase their Applied Research Projects. This event also gives students in all cohorts an opportunity to connect with existing and potential project partners within the lower mainland of BC. This year’s Research Showcase will consist of a poster day, hosted at the BCIT campus in Burnaby. The event will take place from 10am – 3pm on Monday February 3, 2020, in BCIT SE02 Townsquare A&B. Please contact us at erstudentassociation@gmail.com if you are interested in attending.
Newly built wetland from the Logan Lake field trip back in September #ecologicalrestoration #ersa #erstudents #wetlands #restoration
A particularly diverse quadrat from a second year MSc student. @kylatwyla Vegetation surveys of the tidal marsh islands of the South Arm Marshes Wildlife Management Area in the Fraser River Delta 2019 summer. Some of the species in this quadrat are: Lyngyei’s sedge (Carex Lyngbyei), Douglas aster (Aster subspicatus) , and the native cattail (Typha latifolia). . . . . . #ecologicalrestoration #delta #britishcolumbia #cattail #ersa #sfu #bcit #quadrat #conservation #environmentalist #ecologist #erstudent #restoration #restorationist #fieldwork #datacollection

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