RC CommunityFellowship Announcement: Positive Deviants Cascadia from the Wolf Willow Institute
The Wolf Willow Institute has announced Positive Deviants Cascadia, a place-based fellowship for systems practitioners and changemakers rooted in the Salish Sea bioregion. The program runs May 2026 through July 2027.
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RC CommunitySite Announcement: Turtle Island Bioregional Congress 11
What happens at TIBC 11, will set the stage for place-based resilience in the years ahead. Join the Eleventh Congress in rural Veronia, Oregon.
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Landscape Hub CultivatorAspen Institute Grant Proposal to be Submitted
We are thrilled to be submitting a grant proposal next week for the Trust in Practice Awards, an initiative of the Aspen Institute! This is another exciting step in […]
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RC CommunityFeatured Article: Meander Magazine, Vol. 1
A history of mapping the Cascadia bioregion. Beautifully written by Brandon Letsinger.
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RC CommunityDesign School for Regenerating Earth: The Cascadian Cohort begins March 17
The next Learning Journey cohort registration info coming soon.
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RC CommunityBioregioning in Practice 2.0: Begins March 23
Learn from pioneering practitioners from 10 bioregions from around the world. Register now for his 10-week cohort.
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Organizational UpdatesRegenerate Cascadia Landscape Steward & Bioregional Update Call 2
Landscape Hubs are an essential bioregional organizing structure.
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Organizational UpdatesBioregioning for Systems Change: Emerging Practices Across Diverse Landscapes
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.
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Organizational UpdatesLocalism Fund Grant Award
We’re grateful that the vision of the BioRegen program of Regenerate Cascadia and the LHC resonated with the Localism Fund reviewers.
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Organizational UpdatesWhat does tech have to do with bioregioning a place?
"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)
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