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Using Slack as a teaching tool in my online course
In the world of business, Slack is ubiquitous. In academia, not so much.
Dinner and devastation: will everyday adaptations be enough?
There was a heated debate at my family’s dinner table the other night.
Water intelligence
After beginning a practice of swimming daily, Hilary Leighton noticed physical and mental fluidity. She experienced water intelligence.
Thinking about sustainable luxury
As I cycled to RRU for the first time since mid-March 2020 this morning, I knew for sure that for me at least, my 30 km round trip bicycle ride is a luxury.
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).
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.
Mary Lake Nature Sanctuary
Royal Roads students in the BSc in Environmental Science program are conducting surveys to create a lake monitoring plan for Mary Lake Nature Sanctuary.