Reflections on Reaping, Stooking & Fellowship
Written by Jerremie Clyde. First in a series of posts. Reflecting on Reaping, Stooking, and Fellowship: Traditional Grain Harvest On September 5th we hosted a group of volunteers on our [...]
September 2014
Cliff Swallow Study Partners
This summer A Rocha Canada took flight with a swallow monitoring program at Brooksdale Environmental Centre (Surrey, BC). With expertise and help from members of the Vancouver Avian Research Centre, we [...]
Is Theology for the Birds?
Listen to Regent College President Rod Wilson and A Rocha International President and co-founders Peter and Miranda Harris at an evening of story-telling exploring the connection between the work of theology at Regent [...]
August 2014
Cultivating Food Sovereignty in Surrey Schools
Our Farms to Families project launched a new initiative this spring by partnering with the Surrey School District to pilot a school community garden. L.A. Matheson Secondary School was a [...]
Eating Wild: Dandelion Coffee and Stinging Nettle Snacks!
The A Rocha team in southern Manitoba recently hosted a “Wild Edibles” afternoon at our Pembina Valley Interpretive Centre, educating participants on the wonderful world of food right under their [...]