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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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Latest News From A Rocha Canada
January 2019
Public Announcement: Appointment of a Chief Executive Officer for A Rocha Canada
December 28, 2018 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE A Rocha Canada Board Appoints Luke Wilson as Chief Executive Officer Surrey, BC – The A Rocha Canada Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Luke Wilson has [...]
December 2018
Remembering Eugene Peterson
by Leah Kostamo, Co-Founder of A Rocha Canada The A Rocha community joins with thousands around the world in mourning the loss of Eugene Peterson. A few of us on the A Rocha team had [...]
Greetings from Watamu, Kenya!
This blog post comes to you from Dave and Hannah Guenther, long time friends of A Rocha. They are taking a 6-9 month sabbatical from their work in Winnipeg to volunteer with A Rocha Kenya [...]
November 2018
The Beauty of Naming – An Intern Reflection by Noah Guthrie
The red wheelbarrow sank and heaved, dipped and bucked as I wrestled it downhill. A knot of grass tugged at the wheels. As I pressed through it, I plunged into a rut, forcing me to [...]


