People

John is on the committee of the A Rocha local group in Auckland. A retired secondary school teacher, John Staniland has been closely involved with Forest & Bird for more

Kia ora! I was born and raised in Tamaki Makaurau and currently live on the North Shore with my family. I have a Bachelors of Industrial Design from Auckland University

Keith Young leads the A Rocha local group in the Manawatu where they have a native plant nursery at Longburn. The local group has been raising eco-sourced native plants for

Farming, environment and faith are not always linked together, but Terry is very committed to finding God’s place across all of them. Terry has spent a number of years assisting

Sarah is on the organising committee for the Auckland local group of A Rocha Aotearoa and also an Eco Church kaihāpai for her church, Cityside Baptist Church in Auckland. She

When asked what his role is Nicholas likes to call himself a “community troublemaker.” It is a title that fits him aptly as he steps into many roles that others

Helen Bathurst is a long-time member of A Rocha’s Wellington Local Group and captures the history and events of the local group through stories.

Richard Rhoades heads up the Waiu Wetland restoration project for A Rocha’s Wellington local group. He attends Hutt City Baptist Church and recruits lots of volunteers from the church to

Richard Noble has been an active supporter of A Rocha Aotearoa NZ since 2007. During that time he has regularly joined in the restoration project at Ōwhiro Stream in Wellington,