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Regenerate Whatcom Update: Spring Equinox 2026

We have been busy nurturing the seeds planted in 2025 and early 2026. The Regenerate Cascadia Landscape Hub Showcase was an opportunity to tell our story to date and in […]

Cory Sevin·March 20, 2026·2 min read

We have been busy nurturing the seeds planted in 2025 and early 2026. The Regenerate Cascadia Landscape Hub Showcase was an opportunity to tell our story to date and in our Zoom gathering further seeds were planted!
In the Showcase we articulated our Focus areas for 2026 and this post is an update for our three areas: Connections, Strategy and Strengthing Foundations.

Connections

  • Community Connections Fair-grant submitted for Project Neighborly Grant, Whatcom Community Foundation. Stay Tuned!!!
  • Exploring ways to support specific projects with folks who brought specific projects for discussion and consideration to our Zoom gathering. 
  • We can support your work/events through promoting on our website, newsletter and networks.   Contact us.
  • Tabling: come find us at events this spring-starting with the Fairhaven Plant and Tree Sale March 28th
  • Permaculture Meet-up Friday March 27th-focus Propagation!  More details

Strategy

  • The Hub Cultivator Program starts again March 24th and Bioregional Mapping is a main focus.  More to come as this develops. 
  • Mapping leads into building a strategy and subsequent portfolio of projects. 
  • Strategy for Regenerate Whatcom will be co-created with community.  As we develop paths to do so, hearing from you is needed.
  • Please send us your input-ideas, visions, projects and needs- here.

Strengthening Foundations

  • March 11th we revisited our guiding principles, values and mission and grounding ourselves in these key structures. 
  • We are working to understand what unique value we can bring to the deep work already happening in our area.
  • We focused on building our financial capabilities and processes. The Hub Cultivator program is key for this work.   
About the Author

Cory holds an MSN in nursing, a foundation for a 45-year career developing and leading teams to apply innovative designs, improving care to be more generative and life-giving to those giving and receiving care. This desire to help create environments where all beings can thrive continues to be a directional force in her life. Cory brings passion, a lifelong love of nature, skills in whole-systems thinking, and skills in applying improvement science to everyday issues. Cory has gained other skills-such as leading change, project management, and admin skills after years in a professional capacity.

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