Finding Climate Solutions in Nature
Should climate action come before biodiversity conservation? In the words of our friend and climate scientist, Katharine Hayhoe, indigenous groups, communit ...
Creation Care and Mission with Dr. Robert Sluka
From RAW Mission, by Frontiers UK, with Dr. Robert Sluka, once a missionary with Frontiers in the Maldive Islands, where his love for oceans, ocean people and marine biology all combined.
Bob and Matt discuss integral mission and how caring for the environment is very much part of our biblical mandate and God’s heart for the poor.
Practical Earthkeeping: Diet & Sustainability
By Noah Guthrie, in the Ecological Disciple.
“It was the fall of 2018, and I was one of a dozen interns working at the Brooksdale Environmental Centre. With a reedy wetland, a curling belt of Douglas firs, and a mini village of white-walled, brown-beamed homes, Brooksdale is A Rocha Canada’s base of operations in British Columbia…”
A Living Inheritance
Sylvie Vanhoozer’s The Art of Living in Season reminds me of a French camellia: petals within petals, each layer enfolded in the next. Throughout the book, Van ...
Farewell Interns
The changing of seasons can symbolize new beginnings. That is certainly the case for our latest Conservation Internship cohort, for whom the start of summ ...
Climate in Crisis: Finding Hope & Taking Action
"We humans are the reason why climate is changing, but that also means our future is in our hands." - Katharine Hayhoe, Saving Us If you are anything like ...
Song of Springtime: Golden-cheeked Warbler
Known for its distinctive black-and-gold plumage and beautiful calls, the arrival of the Golden-cheeked Warbler signifies springtime in Central Texas. ...
An Axe Laid to the Roots
Beside the coiling whip of Bull Creek, three A Rocha interns waded through thorns, making war against the Glossy Privet. As we heaved our shoulders against vines and viper-green barbs, we brandished our weapons: a red flip-saw for hacking, a hawkbill knife for slitting trunks, and a weed-wrench for dragging saplings headfirst from the soil…
When Children Wonder about Creation
By Liuan Huska, for Biologos. Churches can help children return to their rightful place in the natural world, healing a growing rift…
Volunteer Biodiversity Restoration
By Noah Guthrie, in the Ecological Disciple.
“Working in a prison lot, I heaved shovelfuls of shells from a sprawling oyster boneyard. Each shell was roughly the shape of an ear – one side a coarse dome, the other a pearly, bruised teardrop – and there were thousands piled together, forming hills higher than my head…”
