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Use these resource pages to learn about '''regenerative agriculture, education, history, finance, and culture happening in our ecoregion'''. You will find a directory of organizations and projects as well as a calendar of events that helps you find ways to connect with the land and the people tending it. | |||
Learn more about how we define [[Willamette Valley]] as part of an ecoregional framework. | |||
Regenerate Willamette Valley is an autonomous part of a larger bioregional movement, [https://regeneratecascadia.org/ Regenerate Cascadia]. Our team aims to create a network of people working in their landscapes to develop resiliency and reestablish a connection to the metabolism of the Earth. | |||
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== Contribute to This Community Resource! == | |||
This Wiki has been put together by a team of volunteers who believe in the importance of building a parallel method of meeting community needs outside of our current extractivist, consumerist culture. If you are interested in contributing, please review our [[how-to guides]] and [[Special:RequestAccount|create a Wiki account here]]. | |||
Please email '''regen.willamette@protonmail.com''' if you would like to join a Wiki onboarding session (virtual)! | |||
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[ | ===== Temporary Events List: [[Connect the Dots Radical Farmers and Food Justice organizing|Connect the Dots Radical Farmers and Food Justice Organizing]] ===== | ||
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[[File:Photo 1.jpg|thumb|''Willamette River in mid-Willamette Valley'']] | |||
[ | === [[Willamette Valley Listening Tour]] === | ||
During September 1st-17th, 2025, we produced the Willamette Valley Listening Tour, which connected regenerative farms, mutual aid projects, ecovillages, and land-based sites of cultural significance to help build cohesive identities and stories of this unique ecoregion, informed by the flow of the river from head waters to confluence. | |||
[https:// | If you'd like to read an online flipbook (with photos!) about this journey, [https://heyzine.com/flip-book/334b000099.html click here]. | ||
[ | == [[Northern Willamette Valley]] == | ||
Our team is primarily based in the greater Portland area, so most of our offerings presently relate to this location, although we have intentions to widen our network. | |||
We are focusing on the Lower Willamette and Tualatin watersheds, weaving and building relationships with regenerative projects in the area. | |||
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=== [[Stephen's Creek|Fringecup* Creek Land-tending]] === | |||
Our group recently adopted about a quarter mile of landscape in the South Burlingame neighborhood, which follows Fringecup Creek*. This has become a model for restoration work for other bioregions! [[Stephen's Creek|Learn more here!]] | |||
<nowiki>*</nowiki>formerly Stephens Creek, pending a formal renaming process. Please email us to get involved or make suggestions on the name! | |||
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{ | == Central Willamette Valley (coming soon) == | ||
We don't currently have a landscape team in the Salem/Corvallis area. If you would like to help start building a directory of your own for this area, please contact us! | |||
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== [[Southern Willamette Valley]] == | |||
With members from the PROUT and Lost Valley Education Center, this team is heading up the bioregional organizing in the Eugene area. Also [[Dharmalaya|Dharmalya]], in Eugene, has an active team which currently meets bi-weekly; typically via Zoom. | |||
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== [[Resource Library|Knowledge Commons]] == | |||
Compiled resources for information across the bioregion. | |||
Latest revision as of 17:14, 20 November 2025
Use these resource pages to learn about regenerative agriculture, education, history, finance, and culture happening in our ecoregion. You will find a directory of organizations and projects as well as a calendar of events that helps you find ways to connect with the land and the people tending it.
Learn more about how we define Willamette Valley as part of an ecoregional framework.
Regenerate Willamette Valley is an autonomous part of a larger bioregional movement, Regenerate Cascadia. Our team aims to create a network of people working in their landscapes to develop resiliency and reestablish a connection to the metabolism of the Earth.
Contribute to This Community Resource!
This Wiki has been put together by a team of volunteers who believe in the importance of building a parallel method of meeting community needs outside of our current extractivist, consumerist culture. If you are interested in contributing, please review our how-to guides and create a Wiki account here.
Please email regen.willamette@protonmail.com if you would like to join a Wiki onboarding session (virtual)!
Temporary Events List: Connect the Dots Radical Farmers and Food Justice Organizing
Willamette Valley Listening Tour
During September 1st-17th, 2025, we produced the Willamette Valley Listening Tour, which connected regenerative farms, mutual aid projects, ecovillages, and land-based sites of cultural significance to help build cohesive identities and stories of this unique ecoregion, informed by the flow of the river from head waters to confluence.
If you'd like to read an online flipbook (with photos!) about this journey, click here.
Northern Willamette Valley
Our team is primarily based in the greater Portland area, so most of our offerings presently relate to this location, although we have intentions to widen our network.
We are focusing on the Lower Willamette and Tualatin watersheds, weaving and building relationships with regenerative projects in the area.
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Fringecup* Creek Land-tending
Our group recently adopted about a quarter mile of landscape in the South Burlingame neighborhood, which follows Fringecup Creek*. This has become a model for restoration work for other bioregions! Learn more here!
*formerly Stephens Creek, pending a formal renaming process. Please email us to get involved or make suggestions on the name!
Central Willamette Valley (coming soon)
We don't currently have a landscape team in the Salem/Corvallis area. If you would like to help start building a directory of your own for this area, please contact us!
Southern Willamette Valley
With members from the PROUT and Lost Valley Education Center, this team is heading up the bioregional organizing in the Eugene area. Also Dharmalya, in Eugene, has an active team which currently meets bi-weekly; typically via Zoom.
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Knowledge Commons
Compiled resources for information across the bioregion.