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A Rocha is a global family of conservation organizations
working together to care for creation
Nature conservation
Through residential field study centres and our site-based projects we carry out ecological monitoring and research in areas of high value for wildlife.
Church engagement
We support Christians for environmental action through conservation projects, resources for churches and involvement in global networks.
Environmental education
We encourage appreciation of nature and participation in its conservation, through environmental education and community outreach.
Nature conservation
Through residential field study centres and our site-based projects we carry out ecological monitoring and research in areas of high value for wildlife.
Church engagement
We support Christians for environmental action through conservation projects, resources for churches and involvement in global networks.
Environmental education
We encourage appreciation of nature and participation in its conservation, through environmental education and community outreach.
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Field Notes explores the themes of conservation and hope through a wide lens. Our guests include a moth-er, a wine theologian, a Hebrew scholar, an environmental historian and a linguistic philosopher among others.
Listen now...
Field Notes explores the themes of conservation and hope through a wide lens. Our guests include a moth-er, a wine theologian, a Hebrew scholar, an environmental historian and a linguistic philosopher among others.
A Place at the Table
Hospitality and community have been part of what it means to be A Rocha since the very beginning. In a new book co-written by Miranda Harris, a co-founder, and her daughter Jo Swinney, our Director of Communications, these themes are explored in the context of the many colourful stories of A Rocha tables around the world.
You can support our work and be among the first to get your hands on a copy in early September. All royalties will go towards the work of the A Rocha worldwide family.
CBD COP15 Policy Statement
Ahead of the CBD COP15 in Kunming this year, A Rocha articulates a distinctively Christian voice in support for greater ambition in the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework.
Faith-based communities are critical in helping to achieve success in implementing the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework. Given that Christianity has so many adherents, strong commitments from Christians for the recovery of nature should be sought.
Latest news
100,000 litres of clean drinking water
Over the last 14 years, A Rocha Uganda has constructed over 2,700 bio-sand water filters and Pastor Freddie Musisi received one of the very first! Since …
Rays at risk
Rays are a group of fish whose bodies are flattened and have a skeleton made of cartilage – the same material that forms much of …
Water woes
Tourist brochures of the Algarve in Portugal are full of the dazzling blue of the sea and multitudes of swimming pools for those who prefer …
A family Forum in France
For the first time in four years, the A Rocha family gathered for the 2022 Global Leader’s Forum. The Forum is a chance for A Rocha leaders …
How God provided in Lebanon (once again!)
When it came time for Colin and Audrey Gibson to retire from their posts at A Rocha Lebanon, they launched the search for a new …
A Rocha Czech Republic celebrates 20 years
45 people gathered over the weekend of 17-19 June near the Šumava National Park in Husinec for a COVID-delayed celebration of 20 years since the …
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