A Brighton-based music business has raised more than £115k for nature recovery.
Republic of Music has raised the donation money through its partnership with Rewilding Britain, which supports nature recovery across the country.
The funding supports Rewilding Britain’s work to champion rewilding, influence policy, build the evidence base for nature recovery and support the growing movement of people and organisations working to restore ecosystems at scale.
In addition to funding specific nature recovery and ecosystem restoration projects, donations to the charity also help the team to implement strategies for shifting mindset and influencing decision makers in order to help rewild 30% of the country’s land and sea by 2030.
Marie Negus, Trusts and Foundations Manager at Rewilding Britain, said: “Republic of Music is setting a benchmark for how the creative industries can take active responsibility for their environmental footprint and help tackle the climate and biodiversity crises, by supporting our work to restore nature at scale.”
Last April, Republic of Music released ‘Sounds of Rewilding – A Day in the Life of the Knepp Estate’, a set of field recordings pressed on 100% post-consumer recycled vinyl and featuring natural soundscapes recorded at the pioneering rewilding project in East Sussex.
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