The Dyfodol Cambrian Futures project aimed to unlock the potential of the Cambrian Mountains area through an integrated approach to sustainable development based upon recognising the landscape, natural, and cultural value of the Cambrian Mountains…..
R4C evaluated their Lottery Reaching Communities funded Peer Support project, identifying the unique factors that make this service so successful….
Resources for Change are working with East Somerset Railway to help them evaluate a Lottery heritage-funded project to renovate the Cranmore station building, providing dementia-friendly experiences….
Resources for Change are the lifetime evaluators for the Old Chalk New Downs project, for Kent County Council. This Heritage Fund supported project covers almost 10,000 hectares along the North Downs from Kemsing to Detling In Kent….
In 2015 Resources for Change was contracted by the Dartmoor National Park Authority to carry out an independent evaluation of the Dartmoor Mires project.
Evaluating Rivers and Wetlands – Watercress & Winterbournes – Chalk streams and rivers traditionally rich in wildlife and with strong cultural association to fishing, water meadows and water mills are now under threat from range of factors including pollution, water extraction and habitat loss….
In 2019 the National Environmental Research Council (NERC) commissioned a Public Dialogue on their Digital Environment research programme. R4C was asked to evaluate the dialogue process …
R4C was commissioned in 2020 to undertake an evaluation of the Changing Chalk partnership focused on measuring the value of partnership in the development phase of its bid to the NLHF….
The Smooth Snake is the UK’s rarest reptile but very little is known about its distribution and ecology. This project, led by Amphibian & Reptile Conservation, and which R4C has been engaged to evaluate, is looking, through Citizen Science……
Using a mixture of habitat management, citizen science and public engagement this project is looking to create the right ecological and social conditions to encourage the spread of the Pine Marten into new areas in the Scottish and Welsh borders….
