A Rocha Blog

Conservation & hope

Have you heard of ‘plant blindness’? The term describes how modern humans often overlook or undervalue plant life. If we notice plants at all, we …

An Invitation to Churches and Artists. ‘God saw all that …

What would an engineer and an economist-by-training know of nature …

Almost a year since its launch, the Conservation Certificate’s first …

Where faith, science and coral reefs meet. Reflecting on decades of diving in the Florida Keys, …

A personal view of the collaboration between finance and nature. This reflection explores whether finance and …

An A Rocha story of redemption. A journey from loss, loneliness, and doubt to faith, belonging, …

Playfulness and communion. An invitation to deeper attentiveness: exploring how science, faith, and the natural world …

Rediscovering faith and wonder through creation. A reflection on moving from inherited belief to lived faith—finding …

How the light of salvation overcomes darkness. A reflection on Advent as a season of light …

Facing migration with wonder, worry and welcome. From Arctic Terns crossing the globe to millions of …

Connecting hospitality, food, faith and creation care. Beginning with a century-old table at the heart of …

Faith, conservation and conflict in Kenya’s forests In Kenya’s Dakatcha Woodlands, protecting biodiversity is far more …

The beauty and theology of trees. This reflection celebrates the beauty, ecological importance and spiritual meaning …

Have you heard of ‘plant blindness’? The term describes how modern humans often overlook or undervalue plant life. If we notice plants at all, we

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