Mackenzie is a Master of Environment and Sustainability student who is co-supervised by Dr. Maureen Reed and Dr. Katherine Stewart. Her research focuses on collaborative restoration involving Indigenous and industry partners in the Western boreal forest of Canada as part of the Developing Eco-Restoration Together (DERT) project. Through interviews, Mackenzie aims to define and characterize what restoration means to industry and Indigenous partners, examine their views on the effectiveness of collaborative restoration, and co-produce recommendations.
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Mackenzie's publications include:
Burnett, M., Hobbs, I., & Ripple, A. (2020). Seeing the forest for the deer: Plant abundance and diversity at the Gault Nature Reserve during a spike in white-tailed deer. McGill Science Undergraduate Research Journal, 15(1), 12-17. https://doi.org/10.26443/msurj.v15i1.4
Brown, E., Mackey, L., Rothberg, L., Burnett, N., Bergeron, N., Lewis, Y. An evaluation of microplastics in Lac Hertel sediment over time, McGill Science Undergraduate Research Journal, 15(1), 38-45. https://doi.org/10.26443/msurj.v15i1.8
To learn more about the DERT project, follow them on social media here:
YouTube
Mackenzie's publications include:
Burnett, M., Hobbs, I., & Ripple, A. (2020). Seeing the forest for the deer: Plant abundance and diversity at the Gault Nature Reserve during a spike in white-tailed deer. McGill Science Undergraduate Research Journal, 15(1), 12-17. https://doi.org/10.26443/msurj.v15i1.4
Brown, E., Mackey, L., Rothberg, L., Burnett, N., Bergeron, N., Lewis, Y. An evaluation of microplastics in Lac Hertel sediment over time, McGill Science Undergraduate Research Journal, 15(1), 38-45. https://doi.org/10.26443/msurj.v15i1.8