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Where has civility gone?
Public dialogue and civic literacy are more important than ever, yet space for discussion is shrinking.
Socializing with killer whales
Royal Roads BSc in Environmental Science grad Chelsea Mathieson is a research scientist working with projects on killer whales in Canada and the United States.
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.
Difficult and beautiful times
Royal Roads' Hilary Leighton considers when COVID-19 measures subside can we still muster the will to make continued sacrifices and to really change our ways?
No measurements: many problems
Royal Roads' Richard Cool explains that measuring is an important way of understanding the world, and measuring COVID-19 rates is vital to dealing with it.
Community Planning
Community planning is a complicated process that requires understanding the relationships between, and implications for, human and ecological systems.
"About Bird Conservation" - a public awareness campaign
Students in Royal Roads' BSc in Environmental Science program created accessible educational material for Rocky Point Bird Observatory.
World Water Day 2020
Additional research is needed to understand how the new coronavirus might be transmitted in integrated water and waste water systems or surfaces.