Isabel Carlisle

Daniel Christian Wahl, a catalyst of the reGeneration movement and author of ‘Designing Regenerative Cultures,’ joins Samantha Power, a regenerative economist and co-founder of the BioFi Project, along with Isabel Carlisle, founder of the Bioregional Learning Center. They explore the importance of bioregionalism in reconnecting with local environments and addressing ecological challenges. The discussion highlights how decentralized governance can foster resilience, the significance of indigenous wisdom, and the role of local stewardship in creating sustainable economies. Practical steps for adopting a bioregional lifestyle are also emphasized.

Isabel Carlisle, the founder and director of the Bioregional Learning Centre in Devon, England, dives into the urgent need for bioregional action amidst climate challenges. She shares her journey from London’s art scene to grassroots activism, highlighting community-driven solutions that foster resilience and environmental stewardship. The discussion includes innovative projects, the importance of local governance, and the vital role of trust in collective action. Carlisle champions bioregional finance as a means to empower communities and redefine their ecological futures.