Rooted in the watersheds of Whatcom County, Regenerate Whatcom is a growing community of residents, organizations, and stewards working together to regenerate landscapes, economies, and cultures, place by place, project by project.
As a bioregional node within the broader Regenerate Cascadia network, Regenerate Whatcom serves as a hub for regenerative action in the northern Salish Sea. The group is grounded not in county lines, but in the living systems of place, spanning from the Nooksack River watershed to the shores of Bellingham Bay and from the Salish Sea inland to the forests and mountains that feed the region's ecosystems.
Resilience.org has republished Dave Rollo's article on how Regenerate Whatcom and Regenerate Cascadia are putting bioregional mapping and flow funding to work.
Dave Rollo's new article for the Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy follows Regenerate Whatcom and the Regenerate Cascadia network as they…
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…
June 26th Regenerate Whatcom/Whatcom Permaculture met in Jeanette’s food and medicine forest in a suburban neighborhood! Driving to her home one drives through manicured lawns…
Last month, Regenerate Whatcom hosted a permaculture bike tour through the Birchwood neighborhood of Bellingham, bringing together roughly forty participants to visit seven gardens and…
Kulshan Carbon Trust celebrated their 5th Birthday on April 4, 2026 at Inspiration Farm with a biochar event! The afternoon included: Cupcakes & kombucha to toast…
This tab will host interactive bioregional maps created during Phase 2 mapping workshops, including ecological, cultural, and community resource layers.
This tab will host shared documents, toolkits, datasets, and other resources contributed by landscape group members and stewards.
