Avoid pesticides etc. Join a conservation organization - support it locally or prayerfully. Become a volunteer helper at a local reserve. Take part in local or national research projects such as a Christmas Bird Count or Feeder watch. A Rocha is drawing on the cross-cultural strength of the worldwide Christian Community and gives priority to parts of the world where resources for conservation and Christian witness are limited.
Christian naturalists can be a bridge between the church and natural history groups.
Consider being involved in some type of cross-cultural mission that is actively involved in care for God's world. We were plied with extensive French meals, which provided an excellent opportunity, for myself and Heather Robinson who also attended, to get to know many of the A Rocha family quite well. We also had an opportunity to visit the French site, a large marsh nearby that is teaming with birds, dragonflies and numerous other organisms. We got to see Bee Eaters, an example of which is represented on the Ps. During the more formal part of the program, we wrestled with many important issues such as science, theology, fund-raising and the future of A Rocha.