A Rocha Ontario
A Rocha Ontario offers place-based experiences, in a hospitable Christian community, centered on the connection between God, people and Creation. Transforming people into hopeful-active participants in the flourishing of Godβs world.
Education Programs
Immersive nature experiences for all ages and abilities.
*New* Nature Academy – Summer Term
Summer day camp for kids.
Operation Wild
Accessible nature experiences for adults with disabilities.
Locations
Most of our projects and programs are run out of the Cedar Haven Eco-Centre β a 95-acre oasis of fields and forests, in Southern Ontario β a short distance from Hamilton, Burlington, Guelph Cambridge, and Kitchener. Cedar Haven is a hub for studying, appreciating and restoring the natural world.
We love welcoming guests to Cedar Haven! However, since the property is a working farm, please contact us at cedar.haven@arocha.ca to arrange a visit.
We are also in partnership with communities at Windstone Farm (Ottawa, Beckwith Township) and in the Ottawa/Gatineau area.
We are grateful to work (and live) within the Halton-Hamilton Watershed of Lake Ontario, on the traditional territories of the Ho-de-no-sau-nee-ga (Haudenosaunee), Anishinabewaki ααααα―αα , Attiwonderonk, Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, and Mississauga First Nations, covered by the Dish with One Spoon Covenant.
Community Engagement & Opportunities
Start your creation care journey with A Rocha.
Conservation Projects
Explore the conservation projects going on in Ontario.
- Nestbox Monitoring at Cedar HavenBenjamin McCullough2024-08-22T07:10:25-07:00
Nestbox Monitoring at Cedar Haven
The latest news on our projects
Conservation & God’s Care for Creation
Summer Staff Reflection Written by Kendra Jaspers-Fayer (Conservation & Restoration Technician, Summer 2024) August 2024 There is a line from an old song that goes βI sing because I am happy, [...]
Planting A Bur Oak
Planting A Bur Oak Written by Anthony Siegrist, A Rocha Ontario Director July 2024 The other parents and I were getting off the school bus, when I heard a comment that [...]
Guest Blog: Wading the Creek
Wading the Creek Written by Andrew Wiebe, a Research Associate at the University of Waterloo May 2024 I had studied this particular creek during my PhD, but I had never actually [...]