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Kick-off of the Learning Journey for “How to Organize Your Bioregion”

Yesterday we embarked on a new journey of discovery to help strengthen and grow a planetary network of bioregions — with people from all over the world who want to help regenerate the Earth. This will be a six-month exploration that includes bi-weekly webinars and a strong focus on local organizing in real-world communities. We are sharing the […]

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Land Is Already Organized by Life

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In these times of turbulent change, we cannot depend upon the stability of human systems. The boundaries through which most of them were created are fickle and unfit for the complex challenges we must face today. For example, there are political lines drawn across bodies of water that divide nation states. The Great Lakes don’t care

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Guide Us Into the Bioregional Future

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Each new disaster brings my own healing process to a deeper level… as I grieve all that is dying and place my heart in the future that comes after collapse. Yesterday I felt a new sensation as I watched photos flow across my information feeds about the destruction in Los Angeles, California. There was a

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Progress with the Northern Andes Regeneration Fund

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In February 2024, the Territorial Foundations movement of Colombia decided to design and implement a Territorial Regeneration Fund. This fund is part of a collective bet as a movement to generate new paradigms of transformation in the country. Our geography to organize is “North Andean” in size with a focus on watersheds and ecosystems that exist

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You’re Invited! A Learning Journey for Organizing Bioregions

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At the Design School for Regenerating Earth, we are excited to announce our new learning journey for 2025 called How to Organize Your Bioregion. This will be a six month long exploration into what it means to live bioregionally, how to create the conditions for collaboration around the regeneration of vital ecosystems, and what you

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How Climate Change Is Framed to Disempower You

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Hi everyone, my name is Joe Brewer and today I want to share with you some of my observations about the problematic framing of the climate discourse. Now some of you may remember that a long time ago in my life I worked with George Lakeoff and helped to extend his understandings of cognitive linguistics

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Launch Event :: Bioregional Funding Ecosystems

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Launch Event :: Bioregional Funding Ecosystems We are excited to announce the kick-off of a process to design and build bioregional funding ecosystems. In partnership with the Legacy Project, the Design School for Regenerating Earth is hosting an in person gathering of people who are actively organizing around this work. The launch event will take place from

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Dreaming of the Ogallala :: The Fourth Day

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Dreaming of the Ogallala :: The Fourth Day On our fourth day we visited the playas that naturally #RegenerateTheOgallala… These shallow depressions create temporary wetlands when it rains. There are at least 60,000 of them spread throughout the high plains and each is capable of sinking large amounts of water into the massive underground aquifer that spans

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Dreaming of the Ogallala :: The Third Day

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Dreaming of the Ogallala :: The Third Day On our third day, I began to dream of a $100 million dollar fund to #RegenerateTheOgallala… In the morning we drove across 8000 acres of sand dunes covered in grass. This natural geologic feature absorbs 100% of the rain that falls onto it to recharge the aquifer that is

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Dreaming of the Ogallala :: The Second Day

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Dreaming of the Ogallala :: The Second Day We continue exploring what it would take to #RegenerateTheOgallala… On our second day, we went out into the landscape to feel the southern edge of this massive groundwater system that spans from Amarillo, Texas all the way north into Nebraska and Wyoming. This is the beginning of the high

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Kick-off of the Learning Journey for “How to Organize Your Bioregion”

Land Is Already Organized by Life

Guide Us Into the Bioregional Future

Progress with the Northern Andes Regeneration Fund

You’re Invited! A Learning Journey for Organizing Bioregions

How Climate Change Is Framed to Disempower You

Launch Event :: Bioregional Funding Ecosystems

Dreaming of the Ogallala :: The Fourth Day

Dreaming of the Ogallala :: The Third Day

Dreaming of the Ogallala :: The Second Day