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# 3. Templates for Regenerative Action

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Resources for those wanting to take action in their communities.
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Here we find a variety of templates and resources for taking direct action. 

For example:

* "[Regenerative Civics Alliance and Incubator](https://explore.joinseeds.earth/regenerative-civics-alliance/the-regenerative-renaissance)" - An ecosystem of organisations providing templates and support for 'Crowdpooling Resources' and starting regenerative projects. 
* "Setting up a Local Food Economy" 
* "Guerilla Gardening a City Street" 
* "Setting up a Community Garden"
* Etc. 

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