Our Movement

Ambassador Spotlight: Chris 'Kikila' Perrin

Ambassador Spotlight: Chris 'Kikila' Perrin

Chris 'Kikila' Perrin is the CascadiaNow! Victoria, BC Ambassador. He writes for an alternative news website called Underground Reporter and also contributes to The Inertia, a surfing website where he represents the Cascadia bioregion by writing about the Pacific Northwest surf scene.

Ambassador Spotlight: Sammy Castonguay

Ambassador Spotlight: Sammy Castonguay

Our Ambassadors have been working hard within the Cascadia region to bring about change, spread the word about Cascadia, and foster community support. We recently sat down with Ambassador Sammy Castonguay from Ontario, OR to learn a little bit more about him and to see what he's been up to. 

Health and Happiness: The First Principle of a Bioregional Lifestyle

Health and Happiness: The First Principle of a Bioregional Lifestyle

Rock-climbing enthusiast and fellow Cascadian, Dallin Wilson, demonstrates how we can all increase our health and happiness by living a bioregional lifestyle. He has been climbing for as long as he can remember. Wilson enjoys the physical and mental health of connecting with the great outdoors in such a thrilling way. “There is something so pure about climbing. Something so simple yet epic: putting a human against nature in such a dramatic way,” Wilson said.

New Series! The Ten Principles of Bioregional Living

New Series! The Ten Principles of Bioregional Living

One Planet Living outlines ten key principles of living a bioregional lifestyle. To celebrate bioregion and Cascadia, we will begin a ten week series on each of the ten principles, exploring them each in more depth. “Why are they important?”, “What does it look like in Cascadia?”, “What can I or fellow Cascadians do?” These are just a few of the questions this series will aim to answer about each of the ten principles.

Cascadian Organizer and Bioregionalist Leif Brecke Passes Away

Cascadian, organizer, bioregionalist, family member, partner, and friend Leif Brecke passed away last Wednesday evening. Leif was incredibly well-loved and is very deeply missed. One of the greatest advocates for bioregionalism, socioeconomic justice, Leif dedicated his adult life, and the past several years working towards permaculture, mycology, open governance systems, a more just society, and was a wealth of information and insights.