Bioregioning: the defining practice of regenerative cultures
Daniel Christian Wahldesignforsustainability.medium.com
Bioregioning: the defining practice of regenerative cultures
I often see the emerging concept of regenerative tourism described as “leaving a place better than we found it.” In fact, the basic sentiment is widely shared even beyond tourism, in what Carol Sanford would call the “do good” paradigm.That’s nice, and necessary. But it’s also dangerous without further clarification. Picking up a single piece of li... See more
Michelle Holliday • Michelle Holliday on LinkedIn: The Giving Field | 54 comments
As we explored in Chapter 6, pioneers in green chemistry and material science, bio-inspired technologies, product design, architecture, industrial ecology, and community, urban and regional planning are already living the questions of regenerative design inspired by life’s principles.
Daniel Wahl • Designing Regenerative Cultures
was an attempt to live within the potential meanings, communities, limitations, and long-term prospects of a region, to live on local terms, eat local foods, to know exactly where you were and how to take care of it. It was about belonging to a place not as a birthright but as an act of conscious engagement.
Rebecca Solnit • Hope in the Dark: Untold Histories, Wild Possibilities
Bioregioning: from verb to ‘bioregion’; act of bringing your bioregion into existence through: grounding, connecting, celebrating, belonging.
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Contested Terrain - Future Observatory Journal
We cannot save the world, we can only save places. The regeneration of planetary health can only happen ecosystem by ecosystem or bioregion by bioregio n
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