Brandon Letsinger

Brandon Letzinger and Claire Atwell, co-founders of Regenerate Cascadia, dive into the world of bioregionalism and sustainable practices. They explore how local governance can foster resilient communities and the synergy between indigenous wisdom and modern science. The conversation touches on bioregional mapping, watershed stewardship, and innovative financial models like BioFi that support local ecosystems. They emphasize permaculture as a holistic approach beyond gardening and discuss how decentralized technologies can empower local economies and decision-making.

Brandon Letsinger, a Seattle organizer and cofounding director of the Cascadia Department of Bioregion, dives into the roots of bioregional activism in the Cascadia region, spanning from British Columbia to northern California. He highlights the importance of ecological self-reliance and indigenous practices in fostering community resilience against climate change. Letsinger emphasizes collaboration among diverse movements to tackle political challenges and advocates for bioregional learning centers to enhance ecological stewardship and local governance.