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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.
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.
Communicating to science-resistant religious communities
Royal Roads' Rick Kool hopes to develop a set of approaches to introduce the importance of science understandings to science-resistant communities.
Task Force for a Resilient Recovery
Independent group of 15 finance, policy, sustainability leaders and a group of expert advisors launch preliminary report on 5 Bold Moves for A Resilient Economy
Bike to Work Week
From May 27-June 2, 2019 residents of Victoria are encouraged to park their vehicles and commute to work by cycling.
Welcome to the chaos of the BSc ES program
Staff and faculty welcome the 24th class to Royal Roads University's BSc in Environmental Science program; There have been 842 graduates in this program to date
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.
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).
Learning from the Pause
The current pandemic has certainly imposed a pause on the world. Hopefully, we will rebuild more sustainably through understanding the co-benefits.