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The importance of ecological gratitude
Royal Roads' Scott Dunham reflects: "If there is any ecological hope, then it will sprout from gratitude as the appropriate personal response to earth’s gifts."
Planetary Safety Nets
Scientists at Resolve have drawn up a blueprint for a planetary “safety net” of protected areas they argue could help halt catastrophic biodiversity loss.
Could the beach be home to clam beds again?
Royal Roads BSc in Environmental Science students are analyzing samples for metal contamination at Coburg Peninsula; Shellfish harvesting may be reestablished.
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.
GLOBE 2020
Royal Roads University professor Leslie King attended the 30th GLOBE Forum along with other faculty, staff and students.
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.
Pandemics and Possibilities
Given the recent articles claiming large areas of the Amazon rainforest are now turning into savannas, this article offers a dire warning.
Scholar-practitioners Gather to Study Social and Ecological Systems
Royal Roads University and Fielding Graduate Institute community members learned about systems, interrelationships and ecological justice on Gabriola Island.
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.