Ecological Restoration in the Great PNW
SER North American Conference 2024 The SER 2024 North American Conference Planning Committee is excited to invite you to participate in the first full SER North American Conference, which will be held from 10/28/2024 to 11/1/2024 at the Pan Pacific Vancouver Hotel. We anticipate that approximately 750 attendees, speakers, and exhibitors from across North America will […]
Overview: The Society for Ecological Restoration Northwest Chapter (SERNW) is a dynamic interactive professional society dedicated to the art and science of restoration. Members of SERNW are actively protecting and restoring ecosystems throughout the Cascadia bioregion which includes Washington, Oregon, Montana,...
Northwest Chapter: Member Benefits SERNW members receive valuable benefits from the chapter, including: Discounts to SER Northwest Regional Conferences Cascadia Restoration and Management Newsletter, which includes notices about regional events and updates that allow you to connect to the local restoration...
Interested in getting involved with SERNW? On this page you can explore several ways to join the chapter and make a difference. Want to Volunteer? Click here to jump to volunteer opportunities with SER Northwest. If you can’t find your...
Beyond Colonial Ecology and Language of the Other: An Interdisciplinary Approach to “Invasive” Species Management and Education The latest installment in our Inclusion in Ecological...
Speaker: Jacqueline Patterson Wed, Jun 9, 2021 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM PDT Watch the recorded webinar here! Jacqueline Patterson is the Senior Director of...
Student Research Grants Are you a graduate or upper level undergraduate conducting research in restoration of Northwest natural systems, or know of one? Check out...
The swədaʔx̌ali co-management area did not happen overnight. It was one result of a committed and sustained effort by the Tulalip Tribes to develop a...
2020 Northwest Chapter Awards Each year, SERNW recognizes outstanding individuals and efforts in restoration throughout our Cascadia Bioregion. SERNW gives out 3 awards each year...