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The Good Things List 2026
The Good Things List 2026 All the things that inspired us in creation care this year. We hope you may be inspired too! [...]

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 [...]
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February 2026
Drawn to Wonder in the Season of Lent
Drawn to Wonder in the Season of Lent A reflection on approaching the season of lent from a posture of wonder at God's creation By Zoe Matties, Manitoba Program Manager Feb 5, [...]
January 2026
From Creek to Classroom: The Watershed Project
From Creek to Classroom: The Watershed Project Learning to care for local watersheds, one dip net at a time By Mary-Ruth Low, Communications Manager January 24, 2026 A Watershed Moment A “watershed moment” is [...]
WildRoots Program: Becoming a Refugia People Together
WildRoots Program: Becoming a Refugia People Together Introducing the reimagined WildRoots Summer Worker Program By Zoe Matties, Manitoba Program Manager Jan 6, 2026 What do you do when faced with [...]
December 2025
Delighting in All He Has Made
Written by Ivy Rowan, Tatalu Conservation Resident -- A Reflection From a Conservation Resident My name is Ivy Madeleine, and I’ve had the wonderful privilege of taking part in the Tatalu Conservation Residency this fall. [...]


