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Our new research offices are finally up and running! The impact on our science team is profound, as they have now moved into a space that allows them to work more efficiently. A big thank you to our friends who, with their generous financial support, made the expansion possible.

I can be the most brilliant #conservation scientist... but if I can't #communicate my results to land managers, policy makers & the wider public, then the impact of my work is vastly reduced. A workshop training African scientists to do just that starts today #science #birds

Our autumn events start NEXT WEEK! It's not too late to book. Check them out: bit.ly/49ZxdUl Andrew Ollerton Resurgo Ken Benjamin Steve Rouse Paul Woolley ن 𝐊𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐢 𝐌𝐚𝐢𝐫 Lee Abbey Devon All Souls Langham Place Langham Partnership A Rocha UK John Wyatt invisible castle

We have successfully empowered 200 households to build 200 Lorena stoves in their kitchens. Lorena stoves, widely used in rural and developing areas, offer several advantages: Fuel efficiency, cost effective construction and environment friendliness.

Whether you care about engaging Christians in creation care, conserving wildlife, community development or advocating for women empowerment, there is a home for you at A Rocha. Get plugged in to the A Rocha community by signing up for our monthly eNews ⤵️ bit.ly/arochanews

Prayer Service for Creation Day - Sun 1 Sept: at 2pm BST (3pm CET) People from round the world are joining in Do join in too. JRI @ARochaint @ArochUK CCOW (England) Operation Noah @CoEEnvironment Christian Climate Action JPIT ECEN @cafod Eco-Congregation Scotland buff.ly/4774fko

🌊 How can the ocean connect us to God? With A Rocha’s new Marine Devotional, we've gathered reflections on the ocean & faith from those who have recently given their time and talents to our Marine Conservation Programme. Download the Marine Devotional ⤵️ resources.arocha.org/resource/marin…

🐟 You can protect these wild and wonderful ocean creatures on #InternationalCoastalCleanup Day! By cleaning up litter at a beach, lake, river or park, you'll help create #WatersOfHope where marine life can thrive. Join us 21 September! 📸 by A Rocha USA interns in Florida.

A dedicated group of 10 people from the community around our offices attended a training focusing on Farming God’s Way, the production and use of briquettes, fireless cookers, and innovative gardening techniques such as sack gardening and tower gardens.

Working alone is all fun and games until you're ready to make lasting change! Together is the best way forward! ❤️

We are excited to announce that A Rocha has taken on the leadership of the Oikos Network! The Oikos Network brings together Christians from around the world who are passionate about caring for the environment and tackling climate change. Learn more ⤵️ arocha.org/en/connecting-…

The boundary between land & sea is a difficult place for a species to survive, especially when humans put pressure on the ecosystem. On this month’s blog Robert Sluka reflects on these in-between spaces, the movement of nutrients, & the rhythms of life/death. blog.arocha.org/en/on-nutrient…

Saving Energy with a Fireless Cooker: A fireless cooker is an efficient tool that reduces both cooking time and fuel consumption. By trapping heat and continuing to cook food without additional fuel, it offers several key benefits: Saves fuel, time and conserves the environment.

Planting seeds of curiosity and future growth. #childnatureconnect #ecoschools

‘Conservation is as much about the people and community doing the work as it is about the environment we seek to protect.’ - Juniper Giesbrecht, Manitoba Conservation Science Assistant, A Rocha Canada arocha.ca/conservation-i…

EXCITING UPDATES: 8 of the 15 beehives we reinstated in West Bugwe forest this past June have successfully been colonized. What a joy fills the farmers!💃🥳 #communitylivelihoods #empoweringcommunities #beekeepingbusiness

Current Location: Mabiira Forest heading to West Bugwe Forest🥳😁. The training to build the capacity of 25 members in forest management and Conservation for Human-Wildlife under the Global Conservation Fund (project) starts tomorrow.

GCF capacity Building training Day 1: We have learnt about snakes, the different species found in Samia Bugwe region and why we need to protect the forests. We also learnt about how they live and how we can avoid snake bites and debunked many snake myths too. #herpfaunafoundation

If you've ever attended a beach cleanup, you likely found all sorts of plastic littering the shore. But it’s the small plastic pieces called nurdles that are often overlooked, despite their harmfulness. Join the #GreatGlobalNurdleHunt this month ⤵️ arocha.org/en/tackling-th…

Day 2 : Today’s training emphasized the importance of advocating for resources that can improve community life amidst human-wildlife conflicts and creating awareness about the possibility of peaceful coexistence between humans and animals.