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Topic: Bioregional Education and Learning

Sightline Counts the People of Cascadia

Sightline Institute’s new series Who is Cascadia opens with its own count of the bioregion: 21,561,819 people, up 35 percent since 2000.

The Cascadian Community of Practice Opens

The Cascadian Community of Practice, our home on Mighty Network for members, stewards, and partners across the bioregion, opened today with the closing call of the 2026 Learning Journey cohort.

Turtle Island Bioregional Congress 11

The eleventh Turtle Island Bioregional Congress convenes September 15 to 19, 2026 in Vernonia, Oregon, in Cascadia. TIBC 11 builds on five decades of bioregional organizing and ten earlier continental […]

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 connecting education, community organizations, and employers across the region into a shared regenerative learning ecosystem.

Singer: A Gray Whale, 164 Bones, and What an Island Can Do

Two years after a gray whale stranded on Vashon’s east shore, the sculpture built from his skeleton is installed at the Vashon Center for the Arts. Between those two moments sit 400 volunteer hours, 150 high school students, and one eighth grader who 3D-scanned all 164 bones.

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