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Roy Jantzen is an Instructor in the Faculty of Global and Community Studies at Capilano University, specializing in Natural History, Ecotourism, Tourism and Climate Change, and Environmental Stewardship. He teaches in programs such as Tourism Management, Outdoor Recreation Management, and Global Stewardship. Jantzen holds an MA in Environmental Education and Communication from Royal Roads University (2005), a Diploma and Certificate in Outdoor Recreation Management and Wilderness Leadership from Capilano College (1991).
Education:
- MA, Environmental Education and Communication, Royal Roads University, 2005
- Diploma, Outdoor Recreation Management, Capilano College, 1991
- Certificate, Wilderness Leadership, Capilano College, 1991
His research focuses on biodiversity, environmental education, and integrating global Sustainable Development Goals into curricula. He emphasizes field-based learning, taking students to locations like the CapU50 Trail and Seymour Hatchery to build a 'sense of place.' His 2018 publication Active Vancouver serves as a guide to outdoor recreation in natural environments. Since 2015, he has completed 15 UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network courses, enriching his teaching on planetary-scale environmental issues.
Jantzen operates an ecotourism and consulting company and has led industry advisory committees, fostering connections between students and adventure business professionals. He advocates for environmental education as a core component of all educational endeavors.
