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Arts, Culture, and Storytelling
A Map of Cascadia: CBC Radio’s Ideas Asks What Binds a Place Together
CBC Radio's Ideas opens a three-part series on separatist and independence movements with Cascadia, and looks… October 15, 2026
Bioregionalism and Movement Building
Introducing Cascadia North Services Society
A new British Columbia non-profit society now supports the Canadian side of Regenerate Cascadia, working as… October 14, 2026
Arts, Culture, and Storytelling
Celebrating the Tenth Cascadia Poetry Festival
The tenth Cascadia Poetry Festival gathered poets and listeners in Seattle, October 9 to 11. Here… October 13, 2026
Bioregional Education and Learning
Bioregioning in Practice 3.0: An Online Course Open to Anyone, Anywhere
Bioregioning in Practice 3.0, an online series from the Bioregional Learning Centre and Gaia Education, begins… October 12, 2026
Bioregionalism and Movement Building
Regenerate Cascadia Co-Hosts Seattle Green Drinks: Global Donut Days
Regenerate Cascadia is co-hosting Seattle Green Drinks on October 22 at Georgetown Brewing, a free evening… October 8, 2026
Bioregionalism and Movement Building
Welcome to Our New Website
cascadiabioregion.org now runs on WordPress. Create an account, add your events, and find the calendar, the… October 2, 2026
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The Cascadia Store is a program of the Department of Bioregion. All purchases support our nonprofit activities and programs.
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One bioregion, mapped by its watersheds
Cascadia is defined by nature, not political borders: the watersheds of the Columbia and the Fraser and the length of the Pacific high coast, one interconnected bioregion. The movement organizes with that map in mind, watershed by watershed.
Our mission
To develop bioregional frameworks, regenerate our bioregions, and cultivate the conditions for place-based movements, cultures, and ways of living in place to thrive.
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Ben Moseley
Senior Leadership South Willamette Valley -
Brandon Letsinger
RC Co-Administrator Vashon Island -
Clare Attwell
RC Co-Administrator Greater Victoria -
Emily McGill
RC Community Steward Fraser Lowland -
Gaya Herrington
RC BioFi Coordinator In Cascadia -
Taya Seidler
RC Development Coordinator Outside of Cascadia -
Travis Odinzoff
Store Manager In Cascadia
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#Cascadia, LETS GO! 48 votes down.... One away from sweeping the US…
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We are excited to share that the Department of Bioregion is hiring…
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Happy #CascadiaDay! #May18 Today marks the 46th anniversary of the 1980 eruption…
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The Cascadia Rebel Alliance. Needed now more than ever. May the Fourth…
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Very happy MayDay Cascadia! Beautiful #Cascadia Flag spotted at the #MayDay march…
