We need a rapid and radical rethinking of how we live and work and a fundamental shift in the values on which those activities are based. Values are the frame through which we decide how we interact with each other and the wider world. The values we choose to prioritise today will shape our future.... View More
The disconnection between ourselves and the biosphere lies behind the grave challenges we face today. Unless we recognise the primacy of its ecosystems in facilitating our survival and the value of protecting them, we won't be able to find solutions to the crises we face. Taking a Bioregional approach prompts us to realise that where we live... View More
Bioregioning embraces the rural and urban and everything in between, together, offering new opportunities to grow biodiversity and strengthen natural infrastructure. Viewing rural urban interconnections through the geography, geology, land use, history and culture of a Bioregion enables us to see new ways of caring for the health of our 'life-place' (1) that helps build our own... View More
Bioregions are places where human potential meets ecological reality. There is some urgency to this. We need an alternative pathway, as well as hope and vision for the future. Bioregions are a very old way of human organising that is returning in these challenging times to give us back our relationship to the land and... View More
Bioregioning is a concept that holds us in a new pattern of relationships with ourselves, each other and the land, enabling us to tell a new Story of Place. Being able to tell this new story is important because stories are powerful things - they are fundamental to how people learn and organise what they... View More
