Holdfast Collective Boosts Rodale Ventura with $1.55M Renewal
By Sarah Longenecker
PermaNews Brief
Key Takeaways
A $1.55 million grant renewal boosts regenerative agriculture initiatives in Ventura.
- Holdfast Collective supports regenerative agriculture efforts
- Funding focuses on environmental sustainability
- Partnership aims to empower local farmers
- Investment promotes soil health and biodiversity
- Grant enhances community engagement in agriculture
Why It Matters
This grant is significant for advancing sustainable agricultural practices, ensuring food security, and encouraging community participation in ecological stewardship.
What to Do Next
Explore local regenerative agriculture programs in your area.
Recommended for: Individuals interested in regenerative agriculture and community resilience.
CAMARILLO, Calif.—April 8, 2026—Rodale Institute announced today that Holdfast Collective, Patagonia’s nonprofit shareholder, has approved a $1.55 million, three-year grant renewal supporting the expansion of the Rodale Institute Regenerate Ventura […]
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Source: rodaleinstitute.org
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