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Topography of the Bioregional Movement - by Sheila Purcell. Our latest article scanned and uploaded by our archivist in resident Quinn Collard. Read the full article at:

Topography of the Bioregional Movement | Cascadia Underground by Sheila Rose Purcell This piece was originally published in Home! A Bioregional Reader, edited by Van Andruss, Christopher Plant, Judith Plant, and Eleanor Wright, New Society Publishers, copyright 1990. There are many more ways of applying bioregional ideas, and more people and groups doing so, t...

The North American Bioregional Congress: Reinhabiting Turtle Island by Erik Haugland 253 "A growing number of people are recognizing that in order to secure the clean air, water and food that we need to healthfully survive, we have to become guardians of the places where we live”. This statement by the first North American Biore­gional Congress defines the central goal of bioregion­alism: to re-establish the connection between people and the place where they live. [ 1,983 more word ]

Bioregionalism: Regaining Our Sense of Place | Cascadia Underground The North American Bioregional Congress: Reinhabiting Turtle Island by Erik Haugland “A growing number of people are recognizing that in order to secure the clean air, water and food that we need to healthfully survive, we have to become guardians of the places where we live”. This statement by ...

Free Chinook Jargon Classes Starting Oct 1st: Open to anyone in the world and people of any age through Lane Community College.

Free Chinook Jargon Classes Starting October 1st | Cascadia Underground Open to anyone in the world and people of any age, you can take free online Chinook Jargon classes for college credit at Lane Community College. For those not familiar, Chinook Jargon (also known as Chinuk Wawa, or Chinook Wawa) was the lingua francais of the Cascadia bioregion for several hundred y...

Here in Seattle, in honor of Black Business Month, an awesome group of folks has stepped up to create the Seattle Black Pages, a directory of black and minority owned businesses that every person can support. Recently, their successful Kickstarter allowed them to raise more than $12,000 from 770 backers, and the directory includes more than 100 businesses. If you support Black Lives Matter one of the most important ways you can show it beyond stepping up to a march, rally or protest is to speak with your dollars. [ 223 more words ]

Support Black Owned Businesses: The Seattle Black Pages | Cascadia Underground Here in Seattle, in honor of Black Business Month, an awesome group of folks has stepped up to create the Seattle Black Pages, a directory of black and minority owned businesses that every person can support. Recently, their successful Kickstarter allowed them to raise more than $12,000 from 770 bac...