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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
May 2018
Meet the NEW Summer Students
Conservation Science Students identifying fish species at Cedar Haven Eco-Centre. Summer student staff fulfill the A Rocha mission by engaging in scientific research, teaching about environmental stewardship and sustainable agriculture, and implementing community-based conservation projects. [...]
3 Ways You Can Care for Creation
You may think it is difficult to be a good environmental steward -- “those people” do serious research, studies and projects that require special tools and skills. But you will be surprised to discover [...]
April 2018
Houston Bioblitz 2018 set to be best ever!
Polish your binos and sharpen your pencils 'cause this year's Houston Bioblitz is going to be the best ever thanks to a grant from our friends from the TD Friends of the Environment fund and [...]
March 2018
I am Like a Pelican of the Wilderness
By Fred Bunnel The island is about the size of a football field. The last time I was there (decades ago), there were nine living trees on it (white spruce and lodgepole pine) [...]


