
Landscape Hub Cultivator: Content Session 1
LHC First Content Session: How the Land Organizes Us In our first content delivery session, two of our program administrators

LHC First Content Session: How the Land Organizes Us In our first content delivery session, two of our program administrators

Landscape Hubs are an essential bioregional organizing structure.
We’re grateful that the vision of the BioRegen program of Regenerate Cascadia and the LHC resonated with the Localism Fund

Flow Funding from Kinship Earth helped Regenerate Cascadia empower local communities and landscape stewards.

This region encompasses fertile food-
growing lands, wetlands, coastal ecosystems, and a complex urban–rural mosaic. It is one of

We’re excited to announce that Regenerate Cascadia has officially submitted a Round 1 grant application to the Localism Fund on

Rooting Resources in Place, Guided by Trust Over the past year, Regenerate Cascadia had the honor of participating in the

A grassroots journey of bioregional community organizing across watersheds. In September 2025, a visionary team of grassroots organizers set out

Regenerate Duwamish envisions the ways in which collaborations can achieve stronger, broader organization-wide mission alignment to bring together the whole


Regenerate Mount Olympus (Olympic Peninsula) maintains a sustainable environment rooted in regenerative principles, with dedication to Mind, Body, Heart, Soul.

Regenerate Skagit is guided by the belief that real regeneration begins with relationships — between people, farms, and the living

Join Community on November 14th 7pm in Bellingham As part of our continuing series of events focused on water and

Mighty Networks is the backend tool for Landscape Stewards to communicate and organize with Regenerate Cascadia.

We’re thrilled to welcome Regenerate Victoria as a new Landscape Group in the Cascadia BioRegen Program – Greater Victoria. With

Earlier this year, a cohort of more than 100 people from the Cascadia bioregion joined a global course offered through

Creating the Conditions for the Emergence of Cascadia Landscape Hubs We are excited to announce the launch of our long-planned

Live Event September 30, 2025 Join Regenerate Cascadia’s Brandon Letsinger, Dr. Lyla June Johnston, and Samantha Power, in collaboration with

We’re thrilled to welcome Regenerate Whatcom as a new Landscape Group in the Cascadia BioRegen Program. Rooted in the living

We are delighted to welcome Regenerate the Gorge as the newest Landscape Group in the Cascadia BioRegen program. Stretching along










Regenerate Cascadia is an online and in person network of regenerative projects, communities and organizers to reinforce work happening on the ground, grow bioregional governance; and celebrate our unique stories, autonomy, and context of place.
Our mission is:
“to regenerate the Cascadia bioregion and to create the conditions for a regenerative culture and movement to thrive”.
Regenerate Cascadia is proud to be a 501(c)3 program of the Department of Bioregion. Together, we are growing an ecosystemic approach to regenerate the Cascadia bioregion, and creating a healthy nonprofit backend that can share these models and tools to bioregions and bioregional movements around the world.
Our team is growing! Meet some of the wonderful people working day in and day out to make this vision a reality.
Regenerate Cascadia is a 501(c)3 nonprofit program of the Department of Bioregion and is a social movement and capacity-building organization developing a vision and framework to administer a regeneration fund for Cascadia, a bioregion located along the upper Pacific Rim of North America stretching down the continental divide from Southeast Alaska to Cape Mendocino in Northern California, traveling down the Rocky Mountains and as far east as the Yellowstone Caldera, and in the west, extending off the coast along the Cascadia Subduction Zone.
It is our goal to develop watershed and bioregional-based frameworks that can provide a viable and positive alternative to existing power structures. To accomplish these goals, we believe in bioregionalism, a grassroots approach to ecology that uses natural boundaries to reinforce sustainability, community self-determination, and regional self-reliance.
We educate about Cascadia, Bioregionalism and Bioregional Mapping. You can find more information about some of the basics here:
Be an ambassador of your watershed. Find tools and resources to help every person be active for what they care about.
Take action to Regenerate the Cascadia Bioregion as part of our 501(c)3 network as a Regenerate Hub, Guild, Project or Cascadia BioFi.
Regenerate Cascadia was launched in April of 2023 by Victoria artist Clare Attwell and Seattle organizer Brandon Letsinger. They were the recipients of the 2023 Salmon Nation Edgeprize: Systems and Governance Grant.
After months of planning with 100+ local community organizers on both sides of the Canada-US border, they partnered with the Design School for Regenerating Earth to co-facilitate a month-long Bioregional Activation Tour. They traveled to 14 communities around Cascadia during October 2023, hosting presentations that asked, “How do we regenerate the Cascadia bioregion?”.
They met with more than 1000 individuals, including Indigenous knowledge keepers, regenerative leaders, groups, community artists, and elders across Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia through presentations, workshops, site visits, and strategy sessions. This was followed by an online summit that brought together 50+ presentations in a ‘Festival of What Works’ and concluded with an Open Space Unconference from November 3-12, 2023, where participants cocreated working groups for Regenerate Cascadia.
The vision resonated strongly with many communities across the bioregion. In each place, we asked: “How do we regenerate an entire landscape? What do people need to be supported in this work