100 days of a Labour government: the good, the bad and unknown
The 13th October marked the first 100 days of this new Labour government. They say a week is a long...
The Story of the Season of Creation
As the summer draws to a close, at A Rocha UK we move into one of our favourite times of...
Creation Cries Out: Service and March for Nature
Christians join 100,000 people marching to Restore Nature Now in Central London.
A landslide Labour win: what does this mean for nature?
On Thursday 4 July the UK went to the polls and woke up on Friday to a new Government. The...
Wild Christians join the march to Restore Nature Now!
On Saturday 22 June, A Rocha UK came together with other Christian groups* to pray, worship God and lament for...
General Election: a turning point for nature?
Last week, the Prime Minister stood outside Number 10 Downing Street in the rain and made the announcement that he...
The ‘deathly silence’: how to be a voice for nature’s voiceless
Experts are warning of a ‘deathly silence’ falling over the natural world as species numbers continue to plummet. Hannah Eves,...
Biodiversity Net Gain: A Net Good for Nature?
Biodiversity Net Gain is an approach to housing and other development which seeks to ensure that habitats for wildlife are...
The Motion Passes: What happened at the Church of England’s General Synod
A Rocha UK was invited to observe the debate on the Land and Nature motion, and we were delighted to...
The end of the fossil fuel era? The outcome of COP28
COP28 was scheduled to conclude at 11am on Tuesday 11 December, but by the evening getting agreement on a final...
More from our noticeboard
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...
Read moreDetails
