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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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Latest News From A Rocha Canada
October 2016
Katharine Hayhoe Talks Climate with Leo and Obama
A Rocha friend Katharine Hayhoe was named as one of Time Magazine's One Hundred Most Influential People in 2014. Her top-quality work in climate science and her deep commitment to her Christian faith have given her many unique [...]
New National Conservation Science Director for A Rocha Canada
A Rocha recently added a new, high-level role to our conservation science team – a national conservation science director who will oversee all A Rocha’s science initiatives across Canada. While the role is new, the [...]
A Tribute to A Rocha Volunteers
Conservation To those of you who volunteer for our science and conservation projects, thank you. Many of you have heard about Surrey’s ongoing Local Area Planning for the 600-acre zone around our Brooksdale Environmental [...]
Knowing Our Place in the Ottawa Valley
On Saturday October 1, 28 people gathered for an A Rocha event in Gatineau Park. Those who arrived in the afternoon hiked the King Mountain trail named after William F. King, the first Superintendent of [...]


