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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 [...]
Finding a New Damselfly Species Record for Metro Vancouver
Finding the California Spreadwing in Metro Vancouver How getting to know damselflies and dragonflies of the Tatalu Watershed led to broader scientific discovery for [...]
Introducing the Manitoba WildRoots Team of 2026
Introducing the Manitoba WildRoots Team of 2026 By Zoe Matties, Manitoba Program Manager May 7, 2026 This week the A Rocha [...]
Embracing the Rhythm of the Seasons
Embracing the Rhythm of the Seasons Finding contentment in the repetition of church celebrations and natural seasons. By Amanda Hildebrand, Ontario Program [...]

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September 2021

An Abundance of Wonder: Summer Staff Reflection

Written by Natasha Neustaedter Barg - A Rocha Manitoba Summer Staff When I first applied to work at A Rocha as a day camp leader, one of the words I saw repeatedly in videos, [...]

August 2021

Thinking Theologically About Trees

Thinking Theologically About Trees By Matt Humphrey, EducatorHow might we think theologically about trees?Well to begin, we might ask how we think theologically about anything?That requires some careful work involving a kind of dialogue between [...]

The Land We’re On

The Land We're On August 12, 2021 If you’ve been around us long enough you may recognize a saying often shared to illustrate the essence of creation care: “we care for [...]

Wild Things at Cedar Haven

Wild Things at Cedar Haven by Jacoba Buist (Environmental Educator - ON) What do a bowl full of minnows, a nest-box of house wren eggs, and a slice of a tree trunk have in [...]