Our planetary life support systems are starting to fray under the weight of human activities. Rodel Lasco is the author of several reports by the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change), and as part of the IPCC, a co-winner of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize. In this recording, listen to his appraisal of the current state of biodiversity globally, how we can respond with hopeful action, and the exciting plans for A Rocha’s growing presence in South East Asia.
A Rocha Virtual Events: Biodiversity Loss and Climate Change – Why should we care?
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 ...