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New Shirts, Hoodies, Hats, and Neck Gaiters Now In Stock!
Just in time for the holiday season! We’re happy to announce the release of two new designs for shirts and cozy hoodies (in collaboration with Kotis Design), four different hats and the Doug flag Neck Gaiter. Our first shirt and hoodie design is the Tri-Doug. The classic blue, white, and green Cascadia flag colors fill…
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David McCloskey Maps Are Now Back In Stock!
We are happy to announce that the David McCloskey Cascadia Map is now back in stock and ready to ship for the holiday season! This highly detailed map was designed by David McCloskey and printed in high resolution on a large 27-1/2” wide X 39-1/4” high page. Perfect for wall hanging and so you can…
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USA Made Doug Flags!
One of our biggest goals here at Cascadia Dept of Bioregion has been to be able to offer USA made Cascadia Doug Flags at an affordable price. With the generous help from our friends over at Seattle Flag Makers, you can now get a high quality, digitally printed with eco-friendly ink flag! This holiday season…
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Watersheds of Cascadia
What is a watershed? Despite its name, it’s not a backyard shed that holds water. In its most basic sense, a watershed is an area of land. It’s a land area in which every drop of rain that falls onto ground or bubbles up from a spring, drains to a common destination. That destination could…
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Department of Bioregion receives a wonderful article in the National Observer: “Fighting climate change by reconnecting to ecosystems in our own backyards”
Read the full article here. Published by the Canada National Observer on June 20th 2023 by Tori Fitzpatrick. You can
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Cascadia PRIDE 2023
Celebrating Pride 2023
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Board Meeting – 6/22/23
Discussed Jay stepping down from the presidency, changes made to the Cascadia store, including merchandise stock resupply, and improvements to the passport. Also established roles for Secretary and Treasurer.
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Announcing the Winners and Special Honorees for The Edge Prize 2023: Weaving a Bioregional Fabric in the Edges of Salmon Nation
The Department of Bioregion was proud to win the prize for Systems and Governance. The Edge Prize celebrates regenerative projects from rural, Indigenous, and historically marginalized communities across the bioregion — from Alaska to California and between.
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Announcing the Winners and Special Honorees for The Edge Prize 2023: Weaving a Bioregional Fabric in the Edges of Salmon Nation
The Edge Prize celebrates regenerative projects from rural, Indigenous, and historically marginalized communities across the bioregion — from Alaska to California and between. The Edge Prize celebrates regenerative projects from rural, Indigenous, and historically marginalized communities across the bioregion — from Alaska to California and between. Throughout what we call “Salmon Nation,” a bioregion defined…
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Pre-Amble: Welcome Home!
An introduction and forward to the Cascadia Movement.