We begin by acknowledging that we gather on the ancestral lands of the Haudenosaunee and other Indigenous peoples who have cared for this land for countless generations. We acknowledge the suffering and displacement they have endured, and we recognize the ongoing challenges they face. At the same time, we celebrate their wisdom, their deep relationship…
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We’re bringing grassroots bioregional organizing to the GFL — to increase resiliency, self-sufficiency, and local food and economic sovereignty. We seek to link many organizations together, to weave a tapestry of regeneration across the Genesee Finger Lakes. We’re not asking any of these organizations to change what they are doing, but rather bringing a holistic,…
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Nuclear is Not Clean or Green! I’m writing with regards to the Governor’s upcoming secret and exclusionary meeting with top nuclear industry officials in Syracuse at the Marriott Downtown. On September 30th, outside of the meeting, we’ll be hosting a “Peoples’ meeting” on nuclear energy. We would love to invite your members, networks, and communities…
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The Great Lakes, which contain over 20% of the world’s fresh surface water, are not only an ecological treasure but also a vital resource for more than 40 million people in the United States and Canada. Yet this precious ecosystem faces a looming threat: Enbridge’s Line 5. Constructed in 1953, Line 5 is an aging…
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(Loess Plateau, Before and After—https://www.allcreation.org/home/regrowing-loess-plateau) This was a wonderful session where Tom Miewald shared an overview of the work that takes place through 1000 Landscapes for A Billion People and how we can partner in significant ways with the Design School for Regenerating Earth. Go here to learn more about 1000 Landscapes: https://landscapes.global/ Go here…
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The Design School for Regenerating Earth is launching a six-month learning journey on organizing your bioregion, beginning March 18, 2025. We’re inviting you to join a number of the world’s experts and leading activists in this inspiring and rapidly growing new movement. Join us for a learning journey on organizing our bioregion. We can create…
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Details & Free Registration The 7-Generation Bioregional Earth Summit, organized by the Legacy Project in collaboration with the Design School for Regenerating Earth and the Indigenous Environmental Institute at Trent University, focuses on regenerating the future. The summit acknowledges ecological and cultural overshoot, emphasizing whole systems transformation across generations and bioregions. Unlike traditional conferences, it…
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(Please note that calls have been suspended at this time. For information on our bioregional organizing activities, please contact Victoria Zelin-Cloud at 908-507-3150) Further to our exhilarating meeting last month, we’re writing to invite you to this month’s online gathering, at 7:30 pm Sunday, December 17, 2023 — and to share this excellent 10-min video…
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We’re launching a new series of monthly conversations with Ari Freedman-Weiss, envisioning a bioregional learning center located on his 73-acre property in Honeoye Falls. The conversations will be held via Zoom on the third Sunday of the month, the next being December 17. Details are below. In addition, we’re looking at a different…
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For those interested in the Bioregional Learning Center, here’s a short note about our next call, and a couple of resources that seem important to share. 7:30-9 pm, Oct 22 – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8283857296?pwd=Z2VZMjdwRGxrbXNKbmdZSFBDaVFnUT09 Here are some of the immediate opportunities we see for working with Ari’s property to develop a land-based education center that views…
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