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We support "bring your own to-go box"
Royal Roads student Natalie Hanke shares about her campaign to encourage individuals to "bring your own to-go box" to restaurants for leftovers or takeout meals
Vegetation coverage over North America
Royal Roads' Rudra Shrestha shares how North American vegetation distributions are being evaluated using a CTEM (Canadian Terrestrial Ecosystem Model).
Study finds high economic benefits of recycling
A recent Recycling Council of Alberta study found that the province could double the economic value and jobs by increasing and diversifying recycling programs.
Life as a babysitter of aquatic species
Royal Roads BSc in Environmental Science student muses about troubleshooting and maintaining healthy cultures of organisms as a key part of lab research
City-wide dog waste diversion study: Victoria, BC
Royal Roads BSc in Environmental Science students have been researching the feasibility of using a biogas digester to harvest the methane produced by dog waste.
Environmental employment: how climate change is driving initiatives
Climate change is one of the top priorities in the Canadian environmental agenda. It's reflected in employment opportunities and initiatives in three provinces.
Bug splats, wetlands and the ALR Act
Royal Roads' Alison Moran asserts that immediate changes are needed to the ALC Act to identify and protect year-round and seasonally flooded wetlands.
Moving BSc labs online in response to COVID-19
Royal Roads students adapted to COVID-19 protocols with online and Livestreamed lab assignments, as well as sample collections in their own time.
Nature Canada to recognize Ann Dale for volunteerism and leadership
Nature Canada recognized the leadership Royal Roads' Prof. Ann Dale provided as founder and co-chair of Women in Nature.