Learn how your donation in support of the gardens at Royal Roads University will help tackle food insecurity, act on reconciliation, establish community spaces and create biodiversity.
Help us reach 15,000 lbs. of produce annually for food insecure communities. Infrastructure is urgently needed to support the expanded Giving Garden, Polyculture Orchard, and newly established Indigenous Medicine Garden and Market Garden.
Help us advance to the next phase of our planned revitalization of the treasured Japanese Gardens at RRU.
Help us reimagine and restore the historic Glass House in our walled garden. As one of Canada’s oldest working greenhouses it has great potential to be a vibrant hub for teaching, learning and research at Royal Roads.
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The RRU Commemorative Bench program is a meaningful way to recognize milestones, celebrate events or honour loved ones while enhancing our gardens and grounds.
Royal Roads University acknowledges that the campus is located on the traditional Lands of the Lekwungen-speaking Peoples, the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations.
With gratitude, we live, work and learn here where the past, present and future of Indigenous and non-Indigenous students, faculty and staff come together.