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A Rocha at the 10th CCOWE
A Rocha at the 10th Chinese Congress on World Evangelization (CCOWE) by Mary-Ruth Low, Communications Manager August 26, 2026 Last month, Samuel Chiu, Chair [...]
The Unforced Rhythms of Grace
The Unforced Rhythms of Grace A reflection by Serene See, Tatalu Conservation Resident, Summer 2026 August 13, 2026 On the fridge door at Hazelmere [...]
Restoration for the Land and the Soul
Restoration for the Land and the Soul By Andrew Housh, Conservation and Restoration Technician August 7, 2026 My [...]
The Monarch: Beauty and Majesty
The Monarch: Beauty and Majesty A reflection by Dr Eva Sham, PhD in theology, University of St. Michael’s College, Toronto, and independent scholar/researcher in [...]

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April 2016

Stunning Motivation

This morning marked the year's unofficial beginning of Community Stewardship at Milne Hollow in the City of Toronto's Charles Sauriol Conservation Area.* It was great to be back! We assist the city's Forestry section with [...]

Remembering Rob

It is with great sadness, mingled with a sense of great comfort and hope, that we honour the passing of Rob Des Cotes, a dear friend of A Rocha. He passed away peacefully on the [...]

March 2016

A fungus walks into a singles bar

Article by Fred Bunnell I could have titled this “Fungi – why so many and so confusing”. That would have been accurate, but not as much fun. It doesn’t take much of a [...]

Fungi – the ‘good’ and the ‘bad’

Ramaria stuntzii Fungi have been around for well over 600 million years. Their job description never did say ‘do good for humans’. That’s just our good luck. When we think of the ‘bad’, [...]