New volunteers at Mwamba Eco-Lodge
A Rocha teams around the world highly value the work of volunteers, and it’s always a joy for us to meet new people and work alongside them. The Mwamba team has recently welcomed new volunteers, so let’s have a...
De-Snaring at Arabuko-Sokoke Forest
A Rocha Kenya’s quest for endangered species and habitats spans wide from underwater marine to the coastal forests surrounding the area. One such forest is the Arabuko-Sokoke, the largest remnant of a dry coastal forest that originally stretched from...
Time-out ”Every small effort counts”
Praise and worship songs could be heard from the entrance of the nature trail in the forest surrounding A Rocha Kenya’s Mwamba Field Study Centre. As the norm, every Monday our staffs meet in the morning for a time...
Adventure in the woods!
Team-outing is one of those moments that we look forward to. It’s always a great time to bond, play, pray, relax, see and learn a few things!This we we thought why not get into the woods! It was a...
Welcome On-Board
Greetings friends of A Rocha, It is with great pleasure that l take on this noble task to serve alongside ARK and the team. First I would like to thank the outgoing chair, Edwyn Kiptinness, who has headed the...
We challenge each other – We take action!
Education (formal or informal) is the basis for all of life including environmental matters. To increase environmental awareness and also improve ecological knowledge Environmental Education is important, so that we can know the actions to take to help improve...
Creation Care and the Church
If there were no environmental problems, we would still be tending God’s world with compassion and gentleness.We do what we do because we love God and his world.Does God care about the endangered species? birds, fish, trees, moths, corals...
Sharing Hospitality, Building Relationships
Mwamba Conservation Centre is more than just an ordinary guesthouse. It is a place where people from all walks of life are brought together by a common love and appreciation of God’s creation. Whether they are birders exploring the...
When and where do the Sand Plovers fly?
Ever heard of moult strategies? At Mida Creek each year thousands of migrant waders drop their feathers and grow new ones ready to take them up to 8,000 km to their breeding grounds – and back. Now studied in...
What they value, they will preserve
A Rocha Kenya continues to hold a week long, yearly camp for the ASSETS beneficiaries and this year was no exception. A bright Tuesday morning, April the 17th, a team of five headed by Festus Masha, our community...