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Site Announcement: Turtle Island Bioregional Congress 11
What happens at TIBC 11, will set the stage for place-based resilience in the years ahead. Join the Eleventh Congress
HOW DO WE REGENERATE AN ENTIRE BIOREGION?
Regenerate Cascadia
YOUTUBE RECORDING
Landscape Showcase Recordings
February 5th and 6th
For the past three months, 40 landscape stewards in 10 landscape groups have joined us for weekly sessions, presentations and gatherings as the first part of a year-long Landscape Hub Cultivator pilot.
Here are the recordings:
Day One (Duwamish River Valley, The Gorge, Whidbey Island, Greater Victoria, Fraser Lowland): https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=V00YgxzHiQ4 Day Two (Skagit, Whatcom, South Willamette Valley, Vashon, Mt. Olympus): https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=dLZHXt5zIOI
DS4RE LEARNING JOURNEY
Regenerating Earth Through Collapse
A six-month bioregional learning journey connecting people, place, and practice across the Cascadia bioregion
Join the 2026 Cascadia Cohort through the Design School for Regenerating Earth. Build shared language, deepen your relationship with place, and move from learning into coordinated action.
Latest news
Recent Updates
Landscape Hub Cultivator
Aspen Institute Grant Proposal to be Submitted
We are thrilled to be submitting a grant proposal next week for the Trust in Practice Awards, an initiative
Bioregional Learning
Featured Article: Meander Magazine, Vol. 1
A history of mapping the Cascadia bioregion. Beautifully written by Brandon Letsinger.
Bioregional Learning
Design School for Regenerating Earth: The Cascadian Cohort begins March 17
The next Learning Journey cohort registration
info coming soon.
Bioregional Learning
Bioregioning in Practice 2.0: Begins March 23
Learn from pioneering practitioners from 10 bioregions from around the world. Register now for his 10-week cohort.
Landscape Groups
Regenerate Cascadia Landscape Steward & Bioregional Update Call 2
Landscape Hubs are an essential bioregional organizing structure.
About
Regenerate Cascadia
Building the social and financial infrastructure for regeneration across the Cascadia bioregion, from Southeast Alaska to Northern California.
Upcoming Events
Stay Connected
Monthly updates from landscape groups or Regenerate Cascadia.
An Emerging Community of Regenerators
regenerate Cascadia
An online and in person network of regenerative projects, communities and organizers to reinforce work happening on the ground, grow bioregional alignment and decision making; and celebrate our unique stories, autonomy, and context of place.
OUR MISSION
“to regenerate the Cascadia bioregion and to create the conditions for a regenerative movement to thrive”.
Program
Landscape Groups
Forming Seed Groups, Landscape Groups, and Hubs to undertake bioregional mapping and develop place-based regeneration strategies.
FINANCE
Cascadia BioFi
Developing local, regional, and bioregional funding ecosystems to support the work that communities prioritize in their landscapes.
LEARNING
Learning Journey
A six-month learning journey with the Design School for Regenerating Earth. The 2026 Cascadia Cohort launches March 17.
WHO WE ARE
Meet Our Team
Regenerate Cascadia is supported by a dedicated team working across the bioregion. Together, we are growing an ecosystemic approach to regeneration and building the nonprofit capacity to share these models and tools with bioregions around the world.
Brandon Letsinger
DOB Executive Director. RC Co-Administrator.
Seattle, Salish Sea
(He/Him)
Clare Attwell
RC Co-Administer.
Victoria, Salish Sea (She/Her)
Taya Seidler
RC Program Manager
Brisbane, AUS
(She/Her)
Gaya Herrington
US BioFi Development Coordinator
Seattle, Salish Sea
(She/Her)
Ben Moseley
DOB Operations Manager
Eugene, Willamette Valley (He/Him)
Susan Fine
DOB Nonprofit Program Officer
Santa Rosa, Bay Delta (She/Her)
Drew Alcoser
DOB Relationship Coordinator
Portland, Willamette Valley (They/Them)
Travis Odinzoff
Store Manager
Seattle, Salish Sea (He/They)