This region encompasses fertile food-
growing lands, wetlands, coastal ecosystems, and a complex urban–rural mosaic. It is one of the most productive agricultural areas in Canada and a crucial migratory corridor for salmon and other species.
We’re excited to announce that Regenerate Cascadia has officially submitted a Round 1 grant application to the Localism Fund on behalf of our nine Phase 1 Landscape Hub Cultivator (LHC) groups. This marks an exciting next step in our journey to resource community-led regeneration through transparent, place-based coordination. As part
Rooting Resources in Place, Guided by Trust Over the past year, Regenerate Cascadia had the honor of participating in the Kinship Earth Funder Community of Practice — a global experiment in trust-based, place-rooted giving. As we close this chapter, we celebrate the profound ripple effects already beginning to take form.
A grassroots journey of bioregional community organizing across watersheds. In September 2025, a visionary team of grassroots organizers set out on a two-week journey across the Willamette Valley, tracing the headwaters of the McKenzie River to the confluence with the Columbia. What unfolded was a radical experiment in bioregional organizing,
Regenerate Duwamish envisions the ways in which collaborations can achieve stronger, broader organization-wide mission alignment to bring together the whole watershed.
A bioregional lens treats Vashon as one living system.
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 land that holds us all.
Join Community on November 14th 7pm in Bellingham As part of our continuing series of events focused on water and its role in our landscapes and how it binds together community and climate we are hosting a screening. “Water is Love” shares inspiring stories of regenerative ecosystem design to create water
We’re thrilled to welcome Regenerate Victoria as a new Landscape Group in the Cascadia BioRegen Program – Greater Victoria. With deep roots encompassing the Greater Victoria area on southern Vancouver Island, within the Olympic Mountain rain shadow. The Victoria Landscape Group has developed several key partnerships and more to come.