Ecosystem Restoration Community of Practice June 23rd Announcement
Jun 30, 2025

Ecosystem Restoration Community of Practice
June 23rd Announcement

Following the success of last year’s workshop launch, the Community of Practice (CoP) organizing team recognized the ongoing need to build capacity and increase connections amongst restoration practitioners in Northern BC. To that end, we secured funding and developed a hiring process to support this important work.

The organizing team congratulates Mae Whyte on becoming Northern BC’s Community of Practice Coordinator. Please join us in congratulating her and welcoming her into this role.

Mae begins in her role on June 23rd. In the coming weeks, you and the teams you are involved in will be hearing from her as she reaches out to foster collaboration in our growing network. We encourage you to please reach out to her to ensure you are included in this work and to support her orientation in this new role.

She will be seeking ways to support you and the CoP organizing team’s vision of a supported community of people interested in the effective delivery of ecosystem restoration actions. Her objectives include building restoration practitioner efficacy and capacity through improved knowledge sharing, communication, and collaboration.

Who is a Restoration Practitioner?

Anyone interested in the delivery of a restoration project, including professionals, academics, authorities, First Nations, stakeholders, funders, partners, governmental and non-governmental groups, and individuals interested in restoration.

Get in Touch

Connect with Mae through email at mae.whyte@sernbc.ca.

We look forward to an exciting year ahead as we continue to grow and support developing this restoration community.

If your organization would like to be on the CoP organizing team, please get in touch with one of us through our organizations or reach out to Mae directly.

The Community of Practice Organizing Team, representing: Society for Ecosystem Restoration in Northern BC (SERNbc), Caribou Habitat Restoration Fund (CHRF) via the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation (HCTF), Fish & Wildlife Compensation Program (FWCP), and the BC Wildlife Federation (BCWF).

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