Bioregioning offers an alternative organising principle that could redefine the way we understand material flows, political governance and civil society. Simply defined, it is a form of activity that operates within the natural boundaries of a bioregion – often defined by a watershed or geological area – and that seeks to sustain, or indeed revive,... See more

a bioregional collaborative here in the Connecticut River Valley in the United States, where I live. We’ve launched this collaborative in a specific bioregion. And a bioregion is an area that’s defined by its ecological boundaries, like watersheds, and also its cultural, heritage, and cultural expression that aligns with those physical and... See more