The SER at BCIT presents opportunities for networking, skills training in ecological restoration and applied ecology, plus guest speakers and social events.

The Colorado State University Society for Ecological Restoration Student Association (CSU-SER) was established in 2008 with a goal of bringing together individuals from different disciplines that are invested in solving environmental problems. The Association hopes to foster a network for communication which will help increase the effectiveness of restoration efforts. To learn more or join please visit: http://warnercnr.colostate.edu/restoration-ecology-club-home/

The Society for Ecological Restoration at The Ohio State University (SER at OSU) was founded in January 2018. Members include graduate and undergraduate students from departments across the university, including Environment and Natural Resources; Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology; Landscape Architecture; and several others. We engage in hands-on restoration, discuss controversial restoration topics, and hold public outreach events. Visit us at www.facebook.com/groups/osu.ser

The Paul Smith's College SER Student Association was formed in October 2016 with three principal goals: 1. Active participation in conferences and workshop related to ecological restoration sponsored by SER or other reputable organizations 2. Active participation in ecological restoration projects on the campus and properties of Paul Smith’s College and 3. Active participation in ecological restoration projects in the Adirondack/North Country region, or abroad in other countries.

The State University of New York – College of Environmental Science and Forestry SER Student Association (SER-ESF) was founded in September 2014. The association consists of both graduate and undergraduate students. SER-ESF's activities include volunteering on and off campus, hosting showings of documentaries, seminars, and presentations on ecological restoration topics, promoting healthy discussion on the importance of this type of work, and forming connections with other ESF student groups.

The Temple University Society for Ecological Restoration Student Association was established in 2012 in Ambler, Pennsylvania, USA. The Association meets regularly to discuss recent conferences, new developments in the field of ecological restoration, and recent group activities. Recently, the group created a native plant nursery and since organized a student-led record keeping system for the nursery. Visit the TU-SER blog for updates: https://templeser.wordpress.com/

The Texas A&M Society for Ecological Restoration Student Association (TAMU-SER) was established in 2010 and is located in College Station, Texas, USA. The Association is comprised of undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in establishing a healthy relationship between nature and culture.

The Society for Ecological Restoration – Trent University Student Association (SER-TU) was established in 2015 and is located in Trent University, Peterborough, Canada. The student association is interested in creating educational, vocational and volunteer opportunities to all students of Trent University who are interested in ecological restoration. To join email: sertu@trentu.ca or check them out on social media
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sertrentu/
Twitter: @SERTrentU

University of Arizona Restoration Club (Tucson, AZ)

The University of Washington Society for Ecological Restoration Student Association (SER-UW) in Seattle, Washington, USA was established in 2008 and has three major projects on campus including two restoration sites and a native plant nursery. Its goals are to restore areas of native forest on campus, provide native plants to the surrounding community, and spread awareness about the importance of healthy ecosystems. To learn more visit www.society4ecologicalrestorationuw.wordpress.com

Established January 2016, SER UW has a natural affinity with SER. The University of Waterloo is home to: 1) a large faculty dedicated to environmental studies; 2) programs in Environmental Science and Environmental Studies (including an undergraduate level Diploma in Ecological Restoration and Rehabilitation); 3) a multi-faculty collaborative Water Institute; and 4) the Editor-in-Chief of Restoration Ecology, Stephen Murphy.

The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Society for Ecological Restoration Student Association (UWSP-SER) in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, USA, currently has 10-15 active members. Their main goal is to provide the hands-on experience while educating the general public about ecological restoration. In addition to weekly meetings UWSP-SER participates in local volunteer events, attends conferences and events, hosts outreach activities, and organizes a speaker series.