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Resilience.org has republished Dave Rollo’s article on how Regenerate Whatcom and Regenerate Cascadia are putting bioregional mapping and flow funding to work.
Resilience.org has republished Dave Rollo’s article on how Regenerate Whatcom and Regenerate Cascadia are putting bioregional mapping and flow funding to work.
In the past week we sent funding requests to a new regenerative finance fund, to Kinship Earth, and to Humanity AI, each aimed at resourcing the people who care for Cascadia’s landscapes.
A new article from the BioFi Project examines how Indigenous communities are revitalizing trade networks and economic agency, and what it means for bioregional organizers seeking accountable partnership.
Reimagining technology to regenerate life rather than degrade it has never been more urgent. Hosted by the Regenerative Technology Project.
Expand your bioregionalism learning! During this 90-minute session, Donna Morton (cofounder of Salmon Returns) and Michael Shuman (community economist) will share their knowledge of investing locally, supporting the local economy, and […]
TWIST (Together We Invest for Systems Transformation) is a collective of investors, practitioners, and facilitators from around the world who are actively deploying capital and/or facilitating processes for positive systems change.
We’re grateful that the vision of the BioRegen program of Regenerate Cascadia and the LHC resonated with the Localism Fund reviewers.
“At the core of the BioFi concept are bioregional finance facilities (BFFs). In essence, these are grassroots financial institutions emerging from bioregional organizing to make a community’s projects and priorities legible to larger financial systems and sources of investment.” (Doug Bierend, 2025)
Flow Funding from Kinship Earth helped Regenerate Cascadia empower local communities and landscape stewards.
On November 22nd, 2025, the Schumacher Center gathered key leaders of the contemporary Bioregional movement in Great Barrington, MA to discuss strategies for financing the New Economy. Samantha Power and Tyler Wakefield, Co-Founders of BioFi Project, delivered the 45th Annual E.F. Schumacher Lecture, “The Promise of Bioregional Economies,” followed by a Q&A led by Schumacher Center board member, Alex Forrester.