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
Diversity of the Restoration Community
In his introductory message for our Winter 2019 e-newsletter, SER-WC Board Chair Darcy Henderson highlights our efforts to bring a diversity of restoration practitioners together so they can learn from each other.Read More
Restoration Using Natural Processes
A documented look at efforts to restore Gold River's Heber Dam back to its natural, pre-dam condition.Read More
Restoring Vancouver’s Lost Lagoon
Undertaking a case study of Lost Lagoon as part of a broader exploration into how ecosystem services can be incorporated into restoration planning and design.Read More
Québec RE3 Conference: “Reclaim, Restore, Rewild”
The Québec RE3 Conference promises to inspire a range of stimulating discussions on the evolution of management approaches withing many societies.Read More
Yellow Flag Iris Removal in BC’s Shuswap Watershed
The Columbia Shuswap Invasive Species Society and a host of other conservation and community groups joined forces last summer to remove Yellow Flag Iris from BC's Shuswap Watershed.Read More