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Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Community Development
Royal Roads' Bill Dushenko reflects on students' collaboratory research in the Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Community Development program.
Yuck! Gross! and Ewwww!
Royal Roads student Stephanie Shouldice explores the need to overcome disgust to consider water reuse projects to support communities' water security.
They’re Small Island States, but big-thinking nations
David Oswald's projects in Small Island Developing States reflect two of Royal Roads' founding principles: empowering leadership and sustainable development.
Where has civility gone?
Public dialogue and civic literacy are more important than ever, yet space for discussion is shrinking.
The Healing City Soils project in Greater Victoria
Royal Roads BSc in Environmental Science students are offering free soil testing for heavy metals for urban gardeners and mapping results in Greater Victoria.
ENSC students learn #SciComm at the Royal BC Museum
Royal Roads University BSc in Environmental Science students visited the Royal BC Museum to learn foundations in museum communications.
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.