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A very happy holiday season from SES!
Royal Roads' School of Environment & Sustainability wishes students, faculty and staff happiness during the holiday season and throughout the coming year.
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.
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).
Fats, Oils and Grease (FOG)
Royal Roads students are working with the CRD on a project involving the passage of fats, oils, and grease (FOG) through the sanitary system.
New Graduate Certificate in Science and Policy of Climate Change
Royal Roads' new Graduate Certificate in Science and Policy of Climate Change is designed empower students to develop solutions to the urgent climate crisis.
Something in the water: why fear influences our water decisions
Royal Roads' Sarah Wolfe talks about her investigation of emotion, death awareness, and water issues through her research.
MEM students publish book review in complexity journal
Royal Roads MA in Environment and Management students learn how to publish their work in peer-reviewed journals and have work published in complexity journal.
MAEEC Field School on Salt Spring Island in 2020
Royal Roads students in their second year of the MAEEC program will head to Salt Spring Island to study biodiversity and adaptation within a "living laboratory"
The connection between public health and planning
Royal Roads student Jade Yehia explores the connections between built environments and health.