Climate Hub Webinar: Weaving together people and place - creating a climate of regeneration

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We look forward to exploring the concept of bioregionalism within our own community for our March webinar. Jan Inglis will share examples of on-the-ground regenerative projects and discuss how we can deepen ecological connections.

Bioregionalism is a term used for recognizing and respecting the unique geological, ecological and cultural features of the place we are in. It means orienting ourselves to living within ancient boundaries of watersheds and our bioregional commons instead of just orienting ourselves to recent political and civic boundaries. 

This orientation can attempt to repair much of the deep and pervasive assumption of separation of humans from the earth, and of individuals from each other that has justified commodification, extraction and colonization.

We will also hear from Ramona Faust about the importance of preserving healthy watersheds and our relationship with them.

Jan’s work has been motivated by questions regarding how people faced challenges…