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A simple logic model to illustrate the key logical component of a project: Inputs, Activities, Outputs, Outcomes
Just Theory or Practically Useful?
We’ve started quite a few new evaluation projects recently. So, we’ve spent quite a lot of time developing ...
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Did we reconnect with nature after COVID, or was it just a lockdown phase?
Photo by Ignacio Brosa on Unsplash Did we reconnect with nature after COVID, or was it just a ...
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Three people sitting in a museum or gallery
A good example of museum co-curation
Image by Peggy_and_Marco_Lachmann-Anke from Pixabay Co-curation is a mainstream approach in the world of museums, shaped by funding, ...
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A ChatGPT view of volunteering on heritage projects
Like so many people, we've been playing with ChatGPT to understand how it might be helpful. One of ...
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Benefits of walking in the outdoors
Several of our recent projects have included walking as a core feature. Evaluation of their contribution towards wellbeing ...
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A race track that leads into the mist with the numbers 2022 at the bottom
Sam Woodward – My first year at 20 Degrees
The past year has been challenging for all of us with new covid variants, changing restrictions, and all ...
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A Quick Guide to Adders
The adder may be the UK’s only venomous snake but it is also one of the shyest. Found ...
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Trees…They’re Good!
“Trees exhale for us so that we can inhale them to stay alive. Can we ever forget that? ...
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It’s all about the landscape
When we pick up a newspaper or watch the news, we often see headlines about funding landscapes. Of ...
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