SER-WC Members Participate in SER2021!
SER-Western Canada has 19 members that are presenting at SER2021’s Virtual International Conference! Check out the schedule to support your fellow SER-WC membersRead More
SER-WC Workshop: Make a Difference Week International Monarch Restoration
Have you heard of the Great Monarch Migration? Do you want to learn more about this inspiring species, while also participating in the equally inspiring Make a Difference Week event – from wherever you are in the world? As part...Read More
SERWC Journal Club
SER-WC has begun hosting a Journal Club evening every other month. We will be hosting our second Journal Club night on May 27th to discuss Stream Bioengineering. For more information, keep an eye on our SER-Western Canada Journal Club Page.Read More
SER-WC Indigenous Student Scholarship
The Western Canada Chapter of the Society for Ecological Restoration (SER-WC) is offering a scholarship to an Indigenous student studying in the field of ecological restoration. With support from SER’s Partnership Fund, this scholarship is intended to reduce the...Read More
Call for contributions on Indigenous and Local Knowledge
The Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) is launching a “call for contributions on indigenous and local knowledge”, to invite Indigenous peoples and local communities from all over the world to support the three ongoing IPBES assessments: The...Read More
SER-WC Fall Forum & AGM
Our 2019 Fall Forum & AGM was held September 21 at the University of Saskatchewan. Thanks to all who participated!Read More
Save the Date: AGM Weekend September 20-22, 2019
The SER-WC Annual General Meeting weekend is fast approaching! We are excited to announce that this year’s weekend events will take place in Saskatoon, SK, and will include an evening social event and field tour(s). AGM Weekend: September...Read More
Message from the SER-WC Chair: Spring 2019
In his message for the Spring 2019 e-newsletter, SER-WC Board Chair Darcy Henderson describes exciting new initiatives in the works to help us accomplish more for our membership.Read More
Creating a Buzz: Native Bee Restoration in Calgary
The City of Calgary Native Bee Project goes to show that even small improvements in the landscape can make a difference and improve biodiversity.Read More
Restoring Riparian Areas Using Natural Processes
Riparian areas have been restored through natural processes for millions of years—it’s time we learned how to effectively replicate it.Read More