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.
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The Bioregion
Defined by nature, not political borders.
Cascadia spans the watersheds of the Columbia and the Fraser and the length of the Pacific high coast: one interconnected bioregion.
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Latest updates
Cascadia Winter Solstice Weekend: December 17 to 20, 2026
The Cascadia NW Arts and Music Festival turns toward the longest night of the year. Four… July 31, 2026
Bioregionalism and Movement Building
Bay Area Bioregional Regeneration unConference
Attendees bring the topics that matter most to them, from local food systems and land stewardship… April 28, 2026
Networking for Turtle Island West Coast
Connect with people working to regenerate in their bioregion, with a special focus on the west… April 27, 2026
Bioregionalism and Movement Building
Tickets & Info: Turtle Island Bioregional Congress 11
What happens at TIBC 11, will set the stage for place-based resilience in the years ahead.… April 25, 2026
Arts, Culture, and Storytelling
What is Cascadia Day & Culture Week?
We celebrate our shared work towards bioregioning the places that we find special with people near… April 23, 2026
Arts, Culture, and Storytelling
Cascadia NW Arts & Music Festival Cancelled
The lush Cascadian forests of Darrington, Washington will have to wait another year for the community… March 30, 2026
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The movement runs on people who give what they can: time, skills, and support. Contributions fund the programs, organizing, and tools that keep the bioregion connected.
Welcome to Cascadia
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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Cascadia in the news, in print, and in culture
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A Bioregional Reader: writing and books for going deeper into bioregionalism.
Open the reading listOrganization Directory
The organizations doing bioregional work across the watersheds.
Browse the directoryThe Cascadia Store
Latest store updates
The Cascadia Store is a program of the Department of Bioregion. All purchases support our nonprofit activities and programs.
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Who we are
Our team
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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 -
Susan Fine
CDOB Community Steward Outside of Cascadia -
Taya Seidler
RC Development Coordinator Outside of Cascadia -
Travis Odinzoff
Store Manager In Cascadia
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