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Introducing the 2026 BC Summer Staff (Part 2)
Part 2: Introducing the 2026 BC Summer Staff Continue to get to know our crew! (Read part 1 here) By Madi Headley, Communications & [...]
Caring for God’s world with our heads, our hands, and our hearts
Caring for God’s world with our heads, hands, and hearts How A Rocha Canada is igniting creation care in churches By Rick Faw, Education [...]
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 [...]

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Restoration Saturday (Surrey, BC)

August 1 @ 9:30 am - 12:00 pm PDT

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August 4 @ 9:00 am - August 7 @ 3:00 pm PDT

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Latest News From A Rocha Canada

December 2016

Am I My Brother’s Keeper? And What About the Planet?

On Saturday November 5, a total of 40 people joined us for all or part of a hike, potluck supper and presentation by Dr. Iain Provain. Those who arrived in the afternoon hiked the King Mountain trail [...]

A Tale of Flourishing

A Personal Reflection by Professor Darren Brouwer I am convicted that the Scripture portrays a vision of God’s shalom that is for the flourishing of all of God's glorious creation. This includes people of [...]

November 2016

The Therapeutic Value of Nature

Giles Ringer, a long-time advocate for the mental, emotional and spiritual value of spending time outdoors facilitated an interactive public presentation on the Therapeutic Value of Nature. Every seat in the Morden library was filled [...]

Why is a Sucker Fish a Big Deal?

Brooksdale interns Elise Huculiak (right) and Melanie Moore (left) set out to monitor Salish Suckers in the Little Campbell watershed (photo: RRMiller Photography). Leah Kostamo, A Rocha Canada co-founder, recently sat down with Elise to chat about the significance of [...]