Our research report is now published. Nature and Wellbeing in the Probation Service Lancashire Wildlife Trust Nature and Wellbeing Service started running sessions at a Probation Service approved premises in October 2020. Running a number of activities such as landscaping, growing food and working as a team, the project ran twice a week, available […]
The Evaluator is delighted to be working with a new client: National Trust. The National Trust is Europe’s largest conservation charity, who look after nature, beauty and history for everyone to enjoy. They do it with the help of millions of members, volunteers, staff and donors. Without that, they couldn’t care for the miles of […]
This is a video interview, with Kirsty Rose Parker, founder and director of The Evaluator in conversation with Surrey County Council discussing an evaluation. Our thanks go to Daniel Murray, and Patricia Huertas from Surrey County Council for agreeing to be filmed for this case study.
When you hear Ancient Egypt for Modern Times, what do you think of? We thought of pyramids, and mummies and actually the whole of Egyptian Culture. We have loved evaluating this project around connecting modern people to ancient themes. This project aims to take the whole of that culture and make it relevant now. Of […]
72 Seasons is a project we ran which now has an online life. It helps connect people to nature, in amongst their ordinary live and has been proven to enhance wellbeing. If you want to know more, we now have a page with all the 72 Seasons resources and information available in one place. Click […]
Huge thanks to all our 2022 clients, many of whom we will still be working with in 2023 and beyond. The office is closing for Christmas on Thursday 22nd December and will reopen refreshed and renewed on Tuesday 3rd January. Happy holidays to all. Kirsty and all at The Evaluator
Intro The Returns Recipe is a new programme which we are piloting for free with a small group of organisations in 2022. Watch a video of our founder and director, Kirsty Rose Parker, telling you more. If you want to take part, you can RSVP to the first session by clicking here. Here are […]
Accessibility is something that is really important to our organisation. We want to figure things out for people and projects, and part of that is figuring out how to do that for the widest range of people possible! We are a disability led organisation which is one reason we are passionate about being inclusive. We […]
Back On Our Map is a pioneering project supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and hosted by the University of Cumbria. The project works with communities to reintroduce a suite of locally threatened or extinct species to South Cumbria. Back on Our Map (BOOM) aims to re-engage communities in South Cumbria with their natural […]