Fungi – the ‘good’ and the ‘bad’
Ramaria stuntzii Fungi have been around for well over 600 million years. Their job description never did say ‘do good for humans’. That’s just our good luck. When [...]
No feet, no brains, no problem – Slime molds at Brooksdale and environs
Ceratiomyxa fruticulosa (Coral or white-fingered slime mold) Slime molds are not fungi, but often look like fungi and for a long time we included them among the fungi. [...]
Amassing Frog Data
It’s that time of year again! The A Rocha Canada Conservation Science Team has begun our annual amphibian egg mass surveys once more in the Little Campbell River watershed. Our [...]
A tiger in your backyard?
When we think of endangered animals, among the first things to come to mind may be creatures like rhinoceroses, tigers, or condors. Large animals, lots of press, and pressing concerns. [...]
The Singapore Connection
A Rocha Canada’s work and community life have been greatly enriched by the steady stream of Singaporeans who have visited and volunteered at our environmental centres over the past 10 [...]