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CAP reform not enough to protect wildlife
The EU have been working on reforms to its Common Agricultural Policy but a recent study has condemned the efforts to protect wildlife on […]
‘Spider Drama’ Spins Story At Wolf Fields
A ‘spider drama’ will underline the message that insects matter when A Rocha UK hold an open day at Wolf Fields community garden next […]
Bees are happy with Welsh habitat
Welsh conservationists have tripled their beehive complex – thanks to Gower Honey Co-operative. Swansea-based A Rocha UK partners St Madoc Centre now have three […]
Challenge to BBC’s Springwatch host
A Rocha UK has challenged ‘Springwatch’ host Chris Packham for his public criticism of Christianity, which he claims ‘doesn’t help’ to change people’s attitudes […]
Foxearth: a journey of discovery begins
Once in a while, an opportunity arises to make a considerable difference. A Rocha UK’s CEO Mairi Johnstone shares one such vision…
Foxearth. The name has a sense of wonder to it. It sounds like it was dreamed up by C S Lewis or J R R Tolkien. But I can assure you it’s real. I’ve been there.
Indeed, I’ve seen not only the natural beauty of this spot, but also the many opportunities it offers for scientific study and spiritual reflection. All of our ideas would deepen and develop our work.
Our five core values – Christian, Conservation, Community, Cross-cultural and Co-operation – would find full expression through what we could do there.