Ambassadors for Change in Salmon Nation
Working towards the health of whole watersheds and communities
This group is about exploring the possibilities that might emerge if we each invested ourselves in transforming our relationships to place and to each other.What would it look like if we organized our economies and societies not based on arbitrary political boundaries, but rather by using natural boundaries like watersheds or bioregions? What does it mean t ...learn more
GROUP DETAILS
Created: Sep 25, 2007
Updated: Sep 29, 2009
Membership: Open
Semi-Private
| You must be a WiserEarth User to join a group. | Join WiserEarth (Already a member? Sign in here) |
Bulletin Board
To become more active in your bioregion, use the WiserEarth database advanced search feature. There are also geographically-based WiserEarth groups such as the Cascadia Portal, the Seattle Portal, Portland Portal, Victoria Portal, Eugene Portal, Bellingham Portal, Olympia Portal, etc.
Other people with content and groups relevant to Salmon Nation, please link to this group and ensure the settings on your postings are such that someone can find your links and resources easily with a database search.
Thanks everyone for working for a better Salmon Nation.
Janine, Seattle, Washington, Cascadia
Upcoming Events
0 / 0
Group Members
30 / 44
Resources
3 / 3
Yes! a Journal of Positive Futures
| Website |
 | edited by Dagan 4 months ago |
Electronics Recycling Database - US
| Website |
| edited by Janine 5 months ago |
Natural Competitive Advantage of Bioregions
| Article |
| edited by Janine 5 months ago |
Chatterbox
|
Extending first to Clark County WA. A new effort to create a workers cooperative is underway. I would like to extend this call to any others in our region who know of other workers cooperatives. We are strategizing on a number of logistics issues but have a strong core crafters growing here. we all know the time is now, yes. any information, advice, or enthusiasm always appreciated. h heatherlynn lehman 3:49 pm
|
Discussions
3 / 3
workers cooperative, regional efforts, our collective communities
What does it mean to be an activist?