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With monthly articles by writers from around the world, the A Rocha blog explores the intersection of conservation and the Christian faith. Full of practical stories and theological and scientific insight, the blog is intended to be food for thought and a source of hope.

Authors include:

Dave Bookless from the UK

Florence Muindi from Kenya 

Prarthini Selveindran from Singapore

Annemarthe Westerbeek from the Netherlands

Rod Wilson from Canada 

And many more…

Caring Starts with Small Choices Collection

Caring Starts with Small Choices is a printable environmental learning resource for children ages 3–7, featuring cause-and-effect cards, conversation prompts, creative activities and Memory cards. ...

Revisiting Eden: Rethinking the Eden Narrative in Conservation Scholarship

This academic article explores the concept of 'Eden' in conservation history, examining why it is an inaccurate, unhelpful and theologically problematic description of untouched wilderness, ...

Lament for Plastic Pollution – A Liturgy

This liturgy is a lament for plastic pollution written by A Rocha USA's Liuan Huska calling us to lament for the acts of humanity that ...
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