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A Rocha at the 10th CCOWE
A Rocha at the 10th Chinese Congress on World Evangelization (CCOWE) by Mary-Ruth Low, Communications Manager August 26, 2026 Last month, Samuel Chiu, Chair [...]
The Unforced Rhythms of Grace
The Unforced Rhythms of Grace A reflection by Serene See, Tatalu Conservation Resident, Summer 2026 August 13, 2026 On the fridge door at Hazelmere [...]
Restoration for the Land and the Soul
Restoration for the Land and the Soul By Andrew Housh, Conservation and Restoration Technician August 7, 2026 My [...]
The Monarch: Beauty and Majesty
The Monarch: Beauty and Majesty A reflection by Dr Eva Sham, PhD in theology, University of St. Michael’s College, Toronto, and independent scholar/researcher in [...]

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August 2017

Exploring a Forest Full of Fungi

Slime molds and fungal species in and near Brooksdale forest biodiversity plots Authors: Corey Bunnell, Fred Bunnell, and Anthea Farr. The world would be different without mosses, lichens or people, but [...]

Tasting the Pembina Valley

“When I walk in the forest I see a big old salad” Sam Goertzen, an edible plant enthusiast and a staff member for the summer, described the way he views the forest in this way [...]

Benches of Belonging

By Christie Goode, VP of Advancement OK, I admit it. I cry easily. My kids watch me carefully during movies, and often ask if I’m crying. Yes. Friends at church know it. Former [...]

Yes, A Rocha studies the poop of swallows

By Michelle Jackson, Conservation Biologist A Rocha’s Conservation Science team has been studying swallows at Brooksdale and throughout the Little Campbell Watershed since 2014. This year, thanks to a partnership with Amanda Edworthy, a [...]