Shared Waters: A Rocha’s Work in the Tatalu
By Jillian Urbach If you’ve ever been to A Rocha’s Brooksdale Environmental Center, then you know the Little Campbell River named Tatalu in SENĆOŦEN, the language of the Semiahmoo First [...]
By Jillian Urbach If you’ve ever been to A Rocha’s Brooksdale Environmental Center, then you know the Little Campbell River named Tatalu in SENĆOŦEN, the language of the Semiahmoo First [...]
The ocean and its creatures amaze me with their diversity and abundance. I love exploring shorelines and adventuring on the water. (Photo: Katharine Sell) Strange Beauty By [...]
Written by Cindy Verbeek Creation care during COVID-19. What a weird time. On the one hand people are recognizing the importance of getting outside and enjoying creation. On the other [...]
Written by Justin Eisinga - Summer/Fall 2020 Conservation Project Coordinator It is widely accepted that Winnipeg, Manitoba is one of the coldest cities on the planet. The temperatures can [...]
By Scott Gerbrandt, Manitoba Director Have you heard about it yet? There is a celestial moment coming to you this December 21st that has not been observed for 400 years. [...]