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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
The Resource Library contains information and tools to engage with that are not solely specific to just the North, Central, or South Willamette Valley regions. These tools and sources provide more ways to engage and learn about regenerative systems, get involved, or to see projects that span across the entire Willamette Valley. Please Reach out if there is a source you believe should be included in this library that is not already. | The Resource Library contains information and tools to engage with that are not solely specific to just the North, Central, or South Willamette Valley regions. These tools and sources provide more ways to engage and learn about regenerative systems, get involved, or to see projects that span across the entire Willamette Valley. Please Reach out if there is a source you believe should be included in this library that is not already. | ||
[[Regenerative systems vocabulary and resources]] | |||
* This is an internally created page on overall resources for regenerative systems and consistent terms that tend to arise. This is included just as a means to establish more resources and language for understanding, contributing to, and engaging with regenerative systems-based work. | |||
'''Education and Engagement''' | '''Education and Engagement''' | ||
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'''Legal services | '''Legal services, civil rights, solidarity groups in Oregon''' | ||
* [https://www.aclu-or.org/ ACLU of Oregon] | * [https://www.aclu-or.org/ ACLU of Oregon] | ||
* [https://www.rationalunicornlegalservices.com/ Rational Unicorn Legal Services] | * [https://www.rationalunicornlegalservices.com/ Rational Unicorn Legal Services] | ||
* [https://www.oregonforall.us/about Oregon for All] | * [https://www.oregonforall.us/about Oregon for All] | ||
* [https://www.uniteoregon.org/ Unite Oregon] | |||
=== <small>Watershed mapping</small> === | === <small>Watershed mapping</small> === | ||
Revision as of 00:09, 7 October 2025
Overview
The Resource Library contains information and tools to engage with that are not solely specific to just the North, Central, or South Willamette Valley regions. These tools and sources provide more ways to engage and learn about regenerative systems, get involved, or to see projects that span across the entire Willamette Valley. Please Reach out if there is a source you believe should be included in this library that is not already.
Regenerative systems vocabulary and resources
- This is an internally created page on overall resources for regenerative systems and consistent terms that tend to arise. This is included just as a means to establish more resources and language for understanding, contributing to, and engaging with regenerative systems-based work.
Education and Engagement
- Courses on Collapse, Acceptance, and Resilience
- Connect with Other Bioregions - Design School for Regenerating Earth
Legal services, civil rights, solidarity groups in Oregon
Watershed mapping
Decentralized energy grid and Building systems resiliency
Research on networks of networks
Research paper Explaining regenerative systems framework in a Social-Ecological System
Larger-Scale Bioregional Groups & Projects
- Agrarian Sharing Network
- Witness for Peace Solidarity Collective
- Regenerate Cascadia
- Salmon Nation Trust
- Pacific North West Forest Climate Alliance
- Rational Unicorn Legal Services
- Oregon Community Food Systems Network (OCFSN)
- Restorative Justice Coalition of Oregon
- Think Wild - Beaver Work in Oregon
- Oregon Just Transition Alliance
- Follow the Water
- Friends of Family Farmers
- Northwest Native Chamber