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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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Biodiversity Summer Day Camp 3 (Surrey, BC)

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

The Secret Life of Butterflies, Bees and Bunchberries – Summer Day Camp (Houston, BC)

August 6 @ 9:00 am - August 13 @ 3:00 pm PDT

Appreciating Amazing Araneae (Winnipeg, MB)

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Latest News From A Rocha Canada

December 2015

A Rocha Named a Community Champion

Media Contact: David Anderson - Contact the Brooksdale Office. December 20, 2015 BC Hydro recently named A Rocha Canada as a 2015 Community Champion in environmental leadership. The award was granted after a [...]

Dragonflies and damselflies at Brooksdale and environs

Stan Olson surveyed odonates (dragonflies and damselflies) in Surrey, BC at Kingfisher Farm in 2007 to 2010 and at A Rocha's Brooksdale Environmental Centre from 2007 to 2015. We report three broad findings for the period [...]

Odonates – dragonflies and damselflies

We prefer to see many flying insects from a distance – mosquitoes, wasps, blackflies, hornets, gnats. Not so odonates. Their colours can be magnificent and iridescent; only hummingbirds come close to their agility in flight. [...]

A Quick Peek at the Pilot Coho Hatchery in Houston

Eggs - eyed eggs - alevin - fry - smolts - adults - spawners. That's the mantra students all over this province repeat as they learn their salmon life cycle in biology class. Those lucky [...]