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"As I've grown up, the lake has basically completely degraded. The beaches were carried away by sand harvesters. When I was growing up there was no plastic in the lake, it shows you how much change has happened in 20 years" - Mickie Muchilwa (Millicent's daughter).

Bridgid Normand is a poet, land artist, and educator, recently returned to her native Scotland after decades of cross-cultural work in teaching, curriculum design and climate activism mainly in Cascadia, Turtle Islands. Her poems—born of land, loss, and deep listening—invite presence, reflection, and co-created action in

For the sequel of our bioregional sisterhood piece, Katy Chada (Argentinian sister living in Norway) wrote to us and shared her "family project", so generous of her. The emotion that we read in the message is about Katy's biocultural quest in the context of her bioregion,

So we have begun the 13th r3.0  Conference. It has a mouthful of a subtitle name: Bioregional Regeneration as Collapse Resilience: Earth-centric Biocultural Kinship, Knowledge & Governance Does it help to have such a long descriptor? It is certainly comprehensive. We have every inhabited continent represented in the

The Langtang Lirung mountain and its melting snows are revealing new dimensions of Mother Earth's continuous dance with shifting planetary realities. They are inviting us all to harmonize our relationships upstream and downstream within watersheds.

Emmanuelle Chiche Year 2! So excited to sit with Confluence hosts Annie Spade, co-founder of the Balcones Tejas Bioregional Club, Austin TX and Kiran Topiwala her creative team mate. Look at the interactive map of their beautiful bioregion: https://www.balconestejas.com/Map.html. We weaved together reminiscing of

We are very lucky at StoryMoss and grateful too. Grateful for the Sun and the Moon, the wind, water, the birds and all sentients beings and for our work with regenerative (rewidling) women (and men and more-than-humans) all around the world. This is a special story here that

Nearing the second edition this September, we publish "A Truly Magical Confluence" by Bioregional Host Annie Spade written in October 2025 and offered a long with a flipbook version here: When the moon was full - in her second cycle since Sirius’ return with the late summer sun - just

Emmanuelle Chiche and special editor Weavings with r3.0 research fellow and Northeast Woodlands Bioregioning Collective member, Eli Ingraham, former CEO of beloved Riane Eisler’s Center For Partnership Systems. I think serendipity made us meet Eli during her Narrative Form and Literary Craft of Indigenous Poetics workshop hosted by

Emmanuelle Chiche and Marcus Petz hosting and reporting Practical Action with an Offers And Needs Market Practice * Bring our planetary bioregions together * Spirit-to-Spirit from the Spiritual and Ancestral Land lineages * Connections Relations Connections These were the results of two bioregionally aware, informed, quite passionate, resourceful and curious humans,

Are you Bioregionally Aware? Get Aware and Join us for the next Trans-Bioregional Circle Co-ordination Call, this Thursday August 6 at 11AM EST, please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/ys1vZG7_T665o-riy3aZgg This is the 4th seasonal call in the Series intiated by Tyler Wakefield