Category: Bioregionalism

The Emerging Reality (AI Enhanced)

In response to the complex, multi-faceted ecological crisis now unfolding on Earth, a new consciousness is beginning to emerge. This consciousness doesn’t introduce a novel idea so much as it revives an ancient truth: we are not separate from Nature. Our well-being, our survival—even our sense of meaning—are intimately tied to the health of the living Earth. To nurture the… Read more →

Chapter 4: Right Livelihoods — Making It Through the Next Ten Years

Chapter 4: Right Livelihoods — Making It Through the Next Ten Years In the early days of Earth Regenerators, Victoria and I led a series of workshops on the idea of “Right Livelihoods.” The basic premise was simple but profound: there are many ways to make a living, rather than trying to make a killing, by doing what you love… Read more →

Chapter 3: Bioregionalism

Chapter 3: Bioregionalism — Living Within the Limits of Place Bioregionalism starts with the recognition that each region has its own ecological, cultural, and hydrological identity. By organizing social, economic, and political life around bioregions—rather than arbitrary administrative boundaries—we can realign human activity with the natural systems that sustain life. Bioregionalism fosters place-based governance, regenerative economies, and a deep sense… Read more →