A Rocha’s presence at the CNEF 2025 Celebrations
During the 2025 Celebrations organized by the CNEF, A Rocha France Ambassadors were present in various cities to represent the association at stands. They answered a few questions about their
All posts by : Heloise Ribot
Author: Heloise Ribot
A study on the preservation of Courmettes
My name is Pierre, and I am a geographer specializing in the environment and natural habitat management. I had the opportunity to write my final thesis at Domaine des Courmettes,
Bird migration season: why travel?
My name is Emily and, since March 2024, I have migrated! I came from the United Kingdom to do a one-year volunteer placement with the European Solidarity Corps, followed by
Like a Mustard Seed: The ecology podcast
A Christian podcast about ecology Comme une graine de moutarde is an A Rocha France podcast about ecology that offers practical ideas for preserving life. It is hosted by Yoanna
COP29: A Rocha and SEL launch a call to prayer
A ROCHA AND SEL CALL FOR PRAYER FOR THOSE MOST VULNERABLE TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS.. Télécharger l’appel Pray for the COP29 Dear Friends, From November 11th to 22nd, representatives from
Ecology and solidarity: love the poorest, protect creation!
The poorest populations are those who suffer the most from the environmental crisis. But how can we take care of creation to protect the most vulnerable? How can we be
A great year of awareness for A Rocha Île de France!
Today we want to talk to you about the awareness-raising work of A Rocha Île-de-France in churches in the Paris region. Several interventions in churches This year, the Île-de-France Local
Invitation to a meeting to help raise funds
As 2024 draws to a close and throughout 2025, A Rocha faces a significant financial challenge, which allows us to exercise our faith and expect wonderful responses from the Lord…
Churches and mission: what place for creation care?
50 years of the Lausanne Movement More than 5,000 evangelicals representing 202 nations gathered for the fourth Lausanne Movement Congress in Seoul, Korea, during the last week of September.
Voting: an eco-friendly act that counts
This is undoubtedly one of the most frequently asked questions at the moment: what can individuals do, on their own scale, to tackle the scale of the global warming problem?
Impact of slash-and-burn farming on marshland nesting birds
Located in Camargue, south of the Vallée des Baux, the marshes of Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône cover more than 500 hectares. They consist partly of “marisque marshes,” i.e., covered with Cladium mariscus, a
The Hermit: protecting a vulnerable butterfly in France
The Hermit moth is a species in sharp decline in France, where it has disappeared from 54 departments since the 1980s. Having identified it on the Domaine des Courmettes, our