Cascadia Cup
The supporters' trophy contested by the fans of the region's three major soccer clubs, created and stewarded by the Emerald City Supporters, the Timbers…
Groups, nonprofits, businesses, and collectives working for the Cascadia bioregion.
19 active organizations
The supporters' trophy contested by the fans of the region's three major soccer clubs, created and stewarded by the Emerald City Supporters, the Timbers…
A grassroots coalition pursuing non-violent strategies toward autonomy or independence for the people of Oregon and Washington, and promoting cross-border cooperation throughout the Cascadia…
Visit website for Cascadia Democratic Action (opens in a new tab)
A partnership of government, business, and civic organizations working to link the Vancouver, Seattle, and Portland megaregion through shared innovation, transportation, and sustainability initiatives.…
Visit website for Cascadia Innovation Corridor (opens in a new tab)
A Bellingham festival celebrating and showcasing exceptional films by women directors, with screenings, panels, and filmmaker events. The 2026 edition has wrapped, and 2027…
Visit website for Cascadia International Women’s Film Festival (opens in a new tab)
An independent daily newsletter covering politics, news, environmental reporting, and the arts across the Cascadia bioregion, with weekly essays on resilience and autonomy. Publishing…
A volunteer-run celebration of Northwest culture with music, art, and camping in the North Cascades foothills. The organization lost its Darrington venue for 2026…
The Seattle-based literary organization that produces the Cascadia Poetry Festival, an international gathering of writers, artists, scientists, and activists fostering deeper connection between inhabitants…
A community of people and organizations involved in prairie-oak conservation and species recovery across western Cascadia. The partnership runs workshops, mapping projects, and a…
Visit website for Cascadia Prairie Oak Partnership (opens in a new tab)
An Olympia-based nonprofit that has carried out scientific research and education since 1979, best known for its long-running marine mammal studies. Its scientists lead…
Visit website for Cascadia Research Collective (opens in a new tab)
Builds personal and community climate resilience skills for climate-sensitive people in the Pacific Northwest, stacking climate mindfulness practices so the next generation is resilient.…
A supermoto and mini racing club hosting events in Washington and northern Oregon, previously listed here as Pacific Scooter Racing. Its Cascadia Cup series…
The independent Wikimedia user group serving as the regional affiliate for Cascadia, supporting local Wikimedians and partnering with cultural organizations in their use of…
A Portland-based nonprofit dedicated to connecting people with the natural world, combining modern ecological methods with traditional naturalist skills. Its volunteer Wolverine Tracking Project…
Defends and restores Cascadia's wild ecosystems in the forests, in the courts, and in the streets. It began as a grassroots response to clearcutting…
An annual summer solstice festival of music and community held at Red Hawk Avalon, a private woodland in Pe Ell, Washington. It continues the…
The Cascadia expression of the Decentralized Web movement, organized by DWeb Vancouver, a community cultivating decent and decentralized technology in and around Vancouver, BC.…
Produces, manages, and supports race events across the Pacific Northwest, including the Cascadia Dirt Cup enduro mountain bike series and weekly summer race nights.…
A nonprofit program supporting regenerative projects, communities, and organizers across the bioregion: reinforcing work happening on the ground, growing bioregional governance, and celebrating the…
A Seattle think tank committed to making the Northwest a global model of sustainability, publishing research on housing, democracy, energy, and climate policy across…
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Organizations that shaped the Cascadia movement but are no longer actively maintained. Where a link remains, the site is preserved as an archive.
The soccer federation that founded Team Cascadia and organized its competition on the international stage through CONIFA, including tournament appearances through the late 2010s.…
Visit website for Cascadia Association Football Federation (CAFF) (opens in a new tab)
Maintained the Cascadia Climate Community Calendar, a listing of climate-related events across the broader Cascadia region, alongside forums and campaigns. Inactive since about 2019,…
Visit website for Cascadia Climate Action (opens in a new tab)
Brought together farmers, bakers, brewers, distillers, brokers, investors, and policy-makers to strengthen the role of grains in the local food economy. The conference last…
Visit website for Cascadia Grains Conference (opens in a new tab)
The home of David McCloskey, the former Seattle University geography professor who coined the term Cascadia. His maps and essays, including the Master Map…
Told the bioregion's diverse stories from 2017 to 2020, crossing borders between nations, cultures, ethnicities, and gender, and bridging the rural and urban divide.…
A network of natural resource practitioners in Washington and British Columbia's Cascade mountains that worked to build the adaptive capacity of the landscape and…
Visit website for Cascadia Partner Forum (opens in a new tab)
A grassroots advocacy network that championed high-speed rail connecting Vancouver, Bellingham, Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, and Portland. Dormant since 2020; the cause has since moved…
A Seattle-based media center and Cascadia-wide collective that provided action-focused education, resources, and community space for the Cascadia movement. Largely inactive since early 2024;…
A Bellingham-based institute for wild foods and ethnobotany, committed to sustainably integrating human communities and native ecosystems. Inactive since about 2018; its website is…
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