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Caring for God’s world with our heads, our hands, and our hearts
Caring for God’s world with our heads, our hands, and our hearts How A Rocha Canada is igniting creation care in churches By Rick [...]

Iconic Birds in Your Winnipeg Neighbourhood
Iconic Birds in Your Winnipeg Neighbourhood By Graham Peters, Conservation Science Coordinator July 2, 2026 This month we are exploring the [...]

How old is water?
How Old is Water? By Ellis Hamm, Environmental Education Coordinator June 3, 2026 How old is water? That’s the question I [...]

Finding a New Damselfly Species Record for Metro Vancouver
Finding the California Spreadwing in Metro Vancouver How getting to know damselflies and dragonflies of the Tatalu Watershed led to broader scientific discovery for [...]
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July 2026
Caring for God’s world with our heads, our hands, and our hearts
Caring for God’s world with our heads, our hands, and our hearts How A Rocha Canada is igniting creation care in churches By Rick Faw, Education Director July 10, 2026 “Why do you work [...]
Introducing the 2026 BC Summer Staff (Part 1)
Introducing the 2026 BC Summer Staff (Part 1) Get to know our crew! By Madi Headley, Communications & Storytelling Assistant July 3, 2026 It’s officially summer at the BC Environmental Centre! Beets and turnips [...]
Iconic Birds in Your Winnipeg Neighbourhood
Iconic Birds in Your Winnipeg Neighbourhood By Graham Peters, Conservation Science Coordinator July 2, 2026 This month we are exploring the birds in our neighbourhood. eBird has an incredible feature where [...]
June 2026
Wondering While Wandering
Wondering While Wandering Experiencing grace in the wild By Madi Headley, Communications & Storytelling Assistant June 25, 2026 In the stillness of the forest, small hands traced the weathered lines of a red alder’s [...]


