Joe Brewer retweeted: Just arrived somewhere with a vibrant local culture and a real sense that bioregionalism can happen here. I’ve been reflecting on the many reasons why that is and something simple popped up. The use of cars here is minimal. Most people walk. Most people talk.

LOVING this interview between @AndrewMillison and @NJHagens about permaculture, watershed governance, and how to organize humanity around the shape of landscapes. youtu.be/52L4Ncs0jLk

It was really beautiful this morning when I reconnected with an old friend who is now working in strategic philanthropy in service to regenerative bioregional approaches. Hoping we can help him bring resources to people on the ground who urgently need them in the years ahead.

We are already doing this and have been transforming an entire landscape with this approach for three years. It works! Quoted feed from @sallyh_nz Finally got around to reading this article. What a revelation @garysheng. Are you too an in-betweener? e.g. you… Do essential work, but work that doesn’t have industry jargon to describe it,

Joe Brewer retweeted: This week, the Design School for Regenerating Earth hosts the first call for bioregions to update one other. We’re walking an adaptive path towards mutual learning and support between bioregions. So exciting to wonder what will emerge given some time! 🌎

For everyone who is interested in the Design School for Regenerating Earth, you might want to also follow @RootingExplorer and @pennyheiple because they are co-founders who do a lot to hold the field as it is emerging. 😌🙏💚🌍

More of this please! Quoted feed from @DrDCWahl “Regenerative design — creating regenerative cultures — is about building the capacity of people in place to respond to transformation and change in ways that create a healthier, more vibrant, more vital system that can move on into the future”  link.medium.com/fLhv1PdYGyb