Why Tree Frogs Need Believers: Peter Harris
Why should Christians care about conservation of God's creation? Peter Harris, who along with his wife Miranda founded A Rocha in 1983, explains in a lecture that was originally presented [...]
Raptors Fail to Rally in the Pembina Valley
There is a reason why scientists collect long-term wildlife data! The last two years of the Pembina Valley raptor migration count is a perfect illustration of that why. The results [...]
Great Salmon Run at Tynehead Park, BC
A Rocha is participating in the Surrey's Great Salmon Run – a way to raise awareness and resources for conservation work in Surrey. We are encouraging friends of A Rocha to [...]
A Flurry of Frog Surveys
Over the past few weeks, the A Rocha Conservation Science team has been surveying ponds throughout the Little Campbell River watershed for northern red-legged frog eggs. Why do we survey [...]
Of Frogs & Fungus
Frogs and other amphibians use their skin for a number of vital functions including respiration and maintaining electrolyte balance. Unfortunately a virulent fungal disease called chytridiomycosis attacks the skin of [...]