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Regenerate Vashon at the Vashon-Maury Community Council
On August 20 we introduced Regenerate Vashon to the Vashon-Maury Community Council: what bioregionalism means at island scale, where our initiating team actually stands, the…
Regenerate Cascadia
Come Home to Your Bioregion.
A bioregional community building the social infrastructure for landscape-scale regeneration across Cascadia.
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LHC Phase 1 · February 2026
Landscape Showcase Recordings
For three months, 40 landscape stewards across ten groups joined weekly sessions building the social infrastructure for their home landscapes. Watch the full presentations.
Day One: Duwamish · The Gorge · Whidbey · Victoria · Fraser Lowland
Day Two: Skagit · Whatcom · South Willamette · Vashon · Mt. Olympus
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.
Recent Updates
Updates from Around the Bioregion
RC Community
Building solidarity with indigenous communities. 3 session course
https://www.rehuman.earth/courses/building-solidarity-with-indigenous-communities-101
Organizational Updates
South Willamette Valley Seeks Funding for a Regenerative Education Network
On July 30, the South Willamette Valley Landscape submitted a letter of inquiry to The Rising Foundation seeking $20,000 to launch a one-year planning initiative…
Organizational Updates
Regenerate Whatcom's next Bioregional Mapping Session, On August 28, at Inspiration Farm
On July 17, Regenerate Whatcom hosted the first bioregional mapping workshop by any Regenerate Cascadia landscape group, bringing two dozen residents of the Nooksack watershed…
Organizational Updates
Canoes in Our Waters: Paddle to Nisqually Passes Vashon
More than a hundred canoes are moving down the Salish Sea for the 2026 Paddle to Nisqually Medicine Creek Potlatch. This week they were hosted…
Organizational Updates
Regenerate Vashon, July Meeting: A Mapping Workshop, and a Working Relationship with the Community Council
At its July 25 meeting, Regenerate Vashon set a date for the island's bioregional mapping workshop, heard a full debrief of Whatcom's, and started mapping…
About
Regenerate Cascadia
Building the social and financial infrastructure for regeneration across the Cascadia bioregion, from Southeast Alaska to Northern California.
A program of the Department of Bioregion
501(c)(3) nonprofit
Upcoming Events
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Landscapes Office Hours
10:30 am PT
Sep15
Turtle Island Bioregional Congress 11
9:00 am PT
Sep17
Landscapes Office Hours
10:30 am PT
Our Programs
BioRegen
Landscape Groups
Ten landscape groups across Cascadia developing the social infrastructure, maps, and teams to steward their home landscapes.
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Landscape Hub Cultivator
A pilot cohort supporting ten landscape groups through bioregional mapping, relationship building, and funded regeneration pilots.
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Bioregional Finance
Building the financial infrastructure to flow resources into landscape regeneration, starting with the social infrastructure first.
Explore BioFiWhat is Regenerate Cascadia?
An online and in-person network of regenerative projects, communities, and organizers reinforcing work happening on the ground, growing bioregional alignment and decision making, and celebrating our unique stories, autonomy, and context of place.
"To regenerate the Cascadia bioregion and to create the conditions for a regenerative movement to thrive."
How Did We Get Here?
Regenerate Cascadia has been growing for more than three years, launching from a Bioregional Activation Tour in 2023 and expanding through multiple learning journeys, landscape gatherings, and the first Cascadia BioFi conference.
Who We Are
The People Behind the Work
Staff and co-administrators working to build the social and financial infrastructure for bioregional regeneration.
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Ready to Regenerate?
Join a growing network of communities, organizers, and stewards building the social and financial infrastructure for bioregional regeneration across Cascadia.