RX-310: Introduction to Fire Effects is a practical online course for applied biologists, ecologists, land managers, and fire practitioners who want to better understand how fire affects vegetation, soils, wildlife habitat, watersheds, cultural values, and post-fire recovery. The course helps participants learn the language and application of fire effects so they can better connect with...
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Biodiversity Field School – Chilliwack This Biodiversity Field School is a week-long, immersive field experience designed for recent graduates who want practical exposure to biodiversity monitoring and applied stewardship work. Participants will work alongside experts to conduct field-based biodiversity monitoring, apply established data collection methods, and carry out surveys across a range of ecosystems. Through the field school, participants will... | ||||||
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2026 Annual Conference & Workshop – Northern BC Restoration Community of Practice Building on the momentum of the Northern Restoration Community of Practice over the past three years, the Society for Ecosystem Restoration in Northern BC (SERNbc) is excited to bring the 2026 workshop to Terrace, British Columbia, in the heart of the Skeena region. This year's workshop will focus on turning ideas into action by learning...
Riparian Areas Protection Regulation Course Description This four-day theoretical and practical course introduces participants to the purpose and application of the Riparian Areas Protection Regulation (RAPR), including the roles and responsibilities of government, the proponent, and the Qualified Environmental Professional (QEP). Participants also learn to complete a field assessment and follow reporting procedures, including electronic submission requirements. This program... |
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Essential Fisheries Field Skills Course Description The Essential Fisheries Field Skills Certificate Program (EFFS) is a highly applied, two-week training program that provides participants with in-demand skills and knowledge in salmonid biology/fish identification, fisheries field techniques, fish and fish habitat inventory and assessment (qualitative and quantitative), electrofishing certification, and water quality sampling and monitoring techniques. This program is suitable... |