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Regenerative Grazing and Agriculture Practitioners are achieving amazing results, however they are challenged to find time and resources to record and document the improvements, changes and procedures they put in place. Their focus lies with the improvement of the soil and the health of their produce and animals, not with measuring and documenting those improvements.  Regenerative Grazing, Agriculture and Broadacre Permaculture Farmer friends of PermEco Inc. have recently purchased over 50,000 acres in North Queensland. They have extensive experience using regenerative, holistic and natural grazing methods, Syntropic farming and permaculture methods to regenerate their existing farms. To encourage future generations to return to the land, they would like to monitor the changes their methods make to the land. PermEco Inc. is teaming up with these farmers to do measurements, film, take photos and keep records as part of a research and case study which will be made available for free on the PermEco Inc. website. The case study will also result in an easy to read downloadable report to hopefully encourage existing and aspiring farmers to embrace regenerative farming practices, and a scientific paper.  This case study will need to be done well and in an impartial capacity, which is why PermEco Inc. is fundraising publicly. PermEco Inc. will need to travel to the property at least 2 times per year over the next 5 plus years to keep accurate records and documentation, and will need to invest in measurement tools. Expenses will be published publically for full transparency. Fundraising will be ongoing for 5 years. The PermEco team involved will be Tom Kendall, who is a lifelong farmer and has extensive experience in broadacre farming. He is now a Permaculture and Regenerative agriculture consultant and teacher. Zaia Kendall will be documenting the study, film and take photos, collate productivity information, keep account of expenses, update the website with current informa

reverb.org

Harnessing the Power of Music to End Illegal Logging

lgbthealth.org.uk

A social group in Glasgow run by and for the trans masculine community (16+).

tearfund.org

This Harvest, you can plant seeds of transformation that help families like Kiddi's and Tek's leave poverty behind.

samaritans.org

Interested in partnering with Samaritans? Complete an enquiry form or email us at corporateteam@samaritans.org

ngs.org.uk

The National Garden Scheme provides annual funding specifically to support training in the sector – notably for young gardeners.

volunteer.royalparks.org.uk

The Royal Parks - Volunteering Development & Support. The Royal Parks, a project to identify, train and deploy volunteers across the area. It is a TeamKinetic powered website

bloomerang.com

comprehensive donor management and fundraising software. bloomerang's nonprofit crm helps to acquire, retain and engage donors.

festivals.oxfam.org.uk

volunteer at some of the uk’s biggest festivals, and help people worldwide to live their lives free from poverty.

makingmusic.org.uk

Whether you're applying for funding or just want to tell your councillor or MP about your leisure-time music activity, we've brought together a range of reports, research and further reading that provide evidence of the wide-ranging benefits (to individuals and communities) of music and leisure-time musical activity.You can use all this evidence, which is freely available online, to support funding applications, campaigns and general advocacy.In addition, Culture Case provides a fantastic free resource summarising research reports into a wide range of arts related matters. For research specifically related to arts and health, Arts Council England have produced a useful advocacy toolkit via the Culture Health & Wellbeing Alliance. And you can write to your councillor or MP/MSP/AM using Write To Them.ContentsStatsOn music and the arts generallyThe impact of music and the artsFocus on local and communityMusic educationMusic and wellbeing1. StatsOur Creative Talent. The only report on voluntary arts in England, so despite being published in 2008, still worth referring to for statistics on participatory arts and crafts activity. Also, as it was prepared for Department of Culture Media and Sport (DCMS), figures carry government weightTaking Part – Arts focus (annual). The Taking Part Survey has run since 2005 and is the key evidence source for DCMS. It is a continuous face to face household survey of adults aged 16 and over in England and children aged 5 to 15 years old, providing reliable national estimates of engagement with the arts, heritage, museums and librariesTreasurers’ Survey (2013) from Making MusicSinging Europe (2016) report commissioned by the European Choral Association – Europa Cantat (ECA-EC) and funded by the EU, which has useful statsBig Choral Census (2017) report by Voices Now to establish some statistics on choirs and leisure-time singers in the UKUK Live Music Census (2017) took a snapshot of the live music scene in several cities in the UK on a spe