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COVID-19 - Are there any benefits?
Royal Roads University's Ann Dale reflects: "As I have written in my books there are always possibilities for transformation out of tragedy."
Supporting Local: A Beginner’s Journey
When it comes to supporting local, Lauren Hume, staff member with the School has recently become aware that her choices can have positive impacts.
MEM 2019 Residency
Royal Roads Prof. Ann Dale welcomes students to the MA in Environment and Management fall residency, which will focus on challenges modern society is facing.
Urban green space can provide more than just a place to chill!
Royal Roads' Chris Ling asserts that the benefits of urban green space can be enhanced by a design and policy context that considers multiple functions.
A time of transformation
Royal Roads' Hilary Leighton reflects on everyone cocooning at home: I was wondering what transformation is taking place, what is it we are going to turn into?
Learning Real-World Environmental Solutions
The Bachelor of Environmental Practice (BEP) offers flexibility whilst being specifically tailored to meet the needs of future environmental professionals.
Sooke Bear-Safe Waste Management Plan
Students in Royal Roads' BSc in Environmental Science program are developing a bear-waste management plan to help mitigate bear-human conflict.
SES volunteers to sort and package native plant seeds
Royal Roads SES students volunteered to sort and package native plant seeds for the Habitat Acquisition Trust (HAT) and the Native Plant Study Group (NPSG).
Communicating to science-resistant religious communities
Royal Roads' Rick Kool hopes to develop a set of approaches to introduce the importance of science understandings to science-resistant communities.