Ode to the nightingale
A group of Partners in Action and local churches gather at the Lear family home on Knowlands Farm in East...
A lot of trees and the Miyawaki technique
In 2025, A Rocha UK’s Partner in Action network planted over 120,000 trees, of over 25 native species, right across...
Looking after wildlife and plant life in the heat
What can we do to ensure nature has a chance in these dry and hot times? Here are some of...
COP16 on Biodiversity – what progress for nature?
This autumn, delegates from nearly 200 nations met at Cali in Colombia for a stocktake of the world’s ecosystems. What...
2023: A record breaking year
In January the European Union's weather and climate monitoring agency, Copernicus, confirmed that 2023 was the hottest year in recorded...
Partners in Action: helping people across the nations to access nature
A Rocha UK, and our 50 Partner in Action sites, including our two reserves, are on a mission to help...
2022’s weather extremes and the impact on the UK’s wildlife
July 2022 will be remembered as the month when UK temperatures exceeded 40°C for the first time ever. Scientists say...
Sea change
The battle for our oceans has been ongoing for almost a century. In the past 40-50 years, the loss of...
COP15: its implications for nature in the UK
At the end of 2022 over 190 nations, including the UK, signed the Kunming-Montreal Protocol, committing governments to directly address...
COP15 – giving nature a fighting chance?
Within our lifetimes, loss of species and habitats will have profound, potentially catastrophic impact on our ability to produce food...
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Partner in Action, Rock UK celebrates water
Back in 1980 or thereabouts, what is now the Frontier Centre was a piece of land that was, potentially, going...
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