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Many Ways of Seeing: the Gift of Caring for Creation in Community
Many Ways of Seeing: the Gift of Caring for Creation in Community By Amanda Hildebrand, Ontario Program Manager October 21, 2026 [...]

Appreciating Amazing Araneae: Learning to Appreciate the Finer Details of a Misunderstood Animal
Appreciating Amazing Araneae: Learning to Appreciate the Finer Details of a Misunderstood Animal By Tai Linklater, WildRoots Summer Worker Oct 1, 2026 [...]

Small Systems are Important for Fish Too
Small Systems are Important for Fish Too Brianne Hull, Conservation Field Technician, Northern BC team, shares her thoughts on a summer spent in the [...]

Pondering Pollinators
Pondering Pollinators What I learned about this fascinating group of animals this summer By Marisa Chambers, Children’s Education Coordinator, Northern BC Team September 28, [...]
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October 2016
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 [...]
Vote for A Rocha’s Fish Hatchery project
A Rocha's Bulkley Valley Streamkeepers have passed the first step of the Aviva Community Fund competition. Our project proposal to build a fish hatchery in Houston, BC has been approved! Now we need your help. [...]
Fish Stories
submitted by Cindy Verbeek, Houston, B.C. “I didn’t think salmon spawned in this river anymore!” I can’t count the times I’ve heard this of late. The comment is often accompanied by stories of salmon splashing along [...]


