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Beyond a map on a screen, or lines on paper, bioregional maps can be stories told around a campfire, sung, danced, quilted, painted, posted or however best communicates the purpose that participants want to communicate.

Whether using sophisticated Geographic Information Systems (GIS), participatory hand-drawn maps, or a combination of methods, successful mapping emphasizes relationship-building and local knowledge. The goal is to develop a nuanced understanding that can inform regenerative action, recognizing that the most valuable insights come from the lived exp... See more