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The Cascadia Movement

One bioregion, organizing to live well in place.

Cascadia is a bioregion: the land and waters of the Columbia and Fraser watersheds and the Pacific high coast, defined by nature rather than political borders, and the movement of people caring for it: chapters, topic groups, and stewards working watershed by watershed. This is the movement’s home.

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Cascadia

A bioregion defined by the land and waters rather than political lines: the watersheds of the Columbia, the Fraser, and the rivers of the Pacific high coast.

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Bioregionalism

Bioregion means life-place. Bioregionalism is the practice of organizing culture, economy, and care at the scale nature actually works: watersheds and the communities who live in them.

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The Department

The Department of Bioregion is the 501(c)(3) nonprofit stewarding this work: building bioregional frameworks and cultivating the conditions for place-based movements to thrive.

Sister site: Regenerate Cascadia.

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