Caroline Williams is a woman in her eighties who loves our natural environment and has been interested in caring for it and enhancing the living cloak of Aotearoa for a
In 2023, a total of 9 regular A Rocha working bees went ahead at Waiu Park. These were supplemented by some extra efforts for specific tasks like removing the huge
In 2020 Joan and Bruce bought a block of land in the Makara Valley with the intention of living a more sustainable lifestyle and of restoring habitat. In November that
By Selwyn Yeoman A Rocha Dunedin gathered at Tirohanga Camp on Saturday July 22nd for the first time this winter. 21 people participated in total. There were a number of
Reported by Helen Bathurst, A Rocha’s Wellington Local Group. Seven members from A Rocha’s Wellington local group travelled to Kopua Monastery to engage in restoration work this year from 30 March to
Sarah Woodfield is one of the leaders at A Rocha’s Auckland Local Group and also an Eco Church kaihāpai for her church, Cityside Baptist Church in Auckland. This 40-minute podcast
Reported by Sarah Woodfield and Beulah Wood, from A Rocha’s Auckland local group A Rocha volunteers started working with Friends of Oakley Creek in 2008 as our first Auckland project
Story contributed by Hana Leofo. Hana is a Venn Fellow who did her work placement with A Rocha for about 8 weeks during March to May this year. Photos provided
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