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Maps and Resources
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Cascadia Maps and Resources
While bioregionalism and Cascadia is a quickly growing idea, finding books and articles about the concept can be oddly difficult. Here you will find a short reading list and bibliography of some of the fundamental books on Cascadia and bioregionalism currently available.
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Maps:
Cascadia – A Great Green Land
By David McCloskey
Cascadia Institute
2015 Cascadia Map
By David McCloskey
Cascadia Institute
Ecoregions of Cascadia
By David McCloskey
Cascadia Institute
Posters & Art
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Cascadia Map by David McCloskey. Find them at Cascadia-Instute.org
EXPLORE CASCADIA IN DEPTH:
Explore our bioregion, philosophy, watersheds, restoration projects, and where our energy comes from:
ECOTOPIA.TODAY : An interactive mapping project that explores a crossroads of political ecology, art, science, philosophy and activism.
It contains links to cartographic projects and texts by Brian Holmes. If you find them useful for a better world, their purpose has been fulfilled.
CASCADIA INSTITUTE: This site is dedicated to learning to tell the story of a place called “Cascadia.”, created and maintained by David McCloskey, one of the first founders of the idea and philosophy.
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