Earlier this year, a cohort of more than 100 people from the Cascadia bioregion joined a global course offered through the Design School for Regenerating Earth, How to Organize Your Bioregion. After six months of making connections, collective wisdom sharing, seeing models from other bioregions, and building the bioregional infrastructure
Creating the Conditions for the Emergence of Cascadia Landscape Hubs We are excited to announce the launch of our long-planned Landscape Hub Cultivator (LHC) 2025-26 pilot starting in late fall of this year! As part of our mission to support landscape-scale regeneration and grow a bioregional funding ecosystem across the
We’re thrilled to welcome Regenerate Whatcom as a new Landscape Group in the Cascadia BioRegen Program. Rooted in the living systems of the northern Salish Sea—from the Nooksack River watershed to Bellingham Bay and the forests and mountains beyond—this circle is weaving people, projects, and place into a coherent movement
We are delighted to welcome Regenerate the Gorge as the newest Landscape Group in the Cascadia BioRegen program. Stretching along the Oregon–Washington border, the River Gorge is a place of breathtaking ecological and cultural diversity — from the temperate rainforests of the west to the grasslands and shrub-steppe of the
Listening to the Land. Weaving Regeneration. Remembering Our Belonging. We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the Willamette Valley Listening Tour, a collaborative effort to deepen relationships, amplify local regenerative efforts, and weave stronger networks of care and action across the Valley. A Journey Rooted in Relationship Beginning on September
As we are closing in on the end of the Learning Journey on How to Organize Your Bioregion through the Design School for Regenerating Earth, we’ve had the distinct pleasure of seeing examples of bioregions and bioregional efforts that are well on their way to supporting a nested-scale bioregional vision
We are excited to welcome Regenerate Whidbey as the newest Landscape Group in the Regenerate Cascadia BioRegen Program. Rooted in the heart of the Salish Sea, Whidbey Island is a place of rich ecological diversity and cultural history, home to coastal prairies, coniferous forests, seasonal wetlands, and nearshore marine habitats.
On Saturday, August 16th, Regenerate Cascadia was proud to table at the 2025 Burien Solar Punk Fest—a vibrant, community-centered event uplifting eco-friendly innovation, green jobs, and joyful collaboration. Held on the baseball field at New Start Academy in Burien, WA, the festival brought together a dynamic mix of food vendors,
We’re honored to share that Regenerate Cascadia has been awarded a grant from the Bruce Tolchin (BRT) Charitable Foundation in recognition of our ongoing work to advance bioregional regeneration, ecological stewardship, and climate resilience throughout the Cascadia bioregion. The BRT Foundation, guided by values of impact, integrity, compassion, and excellence,
We’re thrilled to share that we’ve submitted an application for a $50,000 annual grant through the Rick Steves Climate Smart Commitment program — an initiative that funds non-profits through a self-imposed “$1 million/year carbon tax” on his company’s tours to mitigate the carbon impact of flights. These grants go to two