This fall, the Cascadia Department of Bioregion will proudly join innovators, artists, youth, engineers, and makers at the second annual Georgetown Steam Plant Science Fair, a celebration of SHTEAM (Science, History, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) and a rallying cry for system-wide transformation.

As we face mounting ecological, social, and political challenges, one thing has become increasingly clear: top-down systems alone won’t save us. Regeneration begins from the ground up—through people organizing in place, building trust, and cultivating the relationships that make life flourish. That’s the spirit behind Bioregional Confluencing 2025, an ambitious global initiative to revitalize bioregional gatherings and reclaim the practice of congressing—an ancient and future-facing model of participatory governance.

This week, the 9Zero Climate Innovation Hub in downtown Seattle was buzzing with action—and not the usual kind of startup hustle. On February 18th, a passionate crew of volunteers gathered for a bioregional sticker-packing party, and by the end of the day, 20,000 stickers were sorted, bundled, and prepped to ship across the bioregion.

We are officially debuting Regenerate Cascadia in collaboration with Design School for Regenerating Earth and Regenerative Communities Network.

Collection of resources about mapping, education, and compiling information on bioregionalism.

We are super excited for our first run of Cascadia shirts and hoodies, just in time for the holidays!