Resources

Regenesis Group's foundational framework for understanding the unique character and ecological identity of a place as the basis for regenerative design.

A structured approach to thinking about transformation at different timescales — useful for navigating between sustaining current systems and pioneering new ones.

A practical framework for regenerative tourism operators and land stewards, integrating Conservation, Community, Culture, and Commerce.

Ostrom's evidence-based principles for governing shared resources through community institutions — foundational to commons-based governance design in BioHubs.

A practical guide to bioregional mapping and planning developed by the BioFi Project, designed to help practitioners define and navigate their bioregional context.

A collection of analytical and design tools from Dark Matter Labs for understanding and intervening in bioregional systems and governance structures.

A global community of practice for bioregional weavers — people doing the connective tissue work within living landscapes. Active online spaces and regular convenings.

One of the longest-running global communities of place-based transition initiatives, with thousands of local groups worldwide.

The r3.0 network convenes practitioners working on regenerative economics, reporting standards, and institutional transformation.

The international federation of benchmarked living labs, supporting innovation and co-creation in real-life environments across Europe and beyond.

A global alliance of learning places rooted in local communities and ecosystems, working to reimagine higher education in service of ecological and social healing.

Commonland's landscape investment framework requiring simultaneous returns across inspiration, social capital, natural capital, and financial capital.

Carol Sanford's framework for understanding the developmental assumptions embedded in different models of organizational and societal change.

A conceptual model for understanding how cultural change propagates through communities and organizations — useful for the cultural stewardship work central to BioHubs.

A body of practice and frameworks for the relational, connective work of building coherence across a bioregional network of actors.

The full suite of tools, templates, and guides developed by the BioFi Project for bioregional financing facility design and transition planning.

A training guide for practitioners working on bioregional governance, developed by ECOLISE, the European network of community-led initiatives on climate change.

A global network and platform connecting people and organizations working on bioregional transition, with resources, events, and community spaces.

A global network of on-the-ground restoration projects with an active online community, bringing together site leaders, volunteers, and funders.

A global network of Holistic Planned Grazing practitioners applying Allan Savory's land restoration framework across diverse landscapes.

The world's largest platform for integrated landscape management, convening practitioners, policymakers, and researchers working on sustainable land use.

A multi-capital outcomes framework developed by Regen 10 for assessing holistic impact across regenerative agriculture and land stewardship.

Meadows' foundational work identifying places to intervene in a system — from parameters to paradigm shifts — essential reading for systems change practitioners.

A framework for understanding the parallel tracks of relationship-building, structural development, and knowledge generation in place-based transition work.

Community-led Assessment and Activation of Regenerative Values and Mindsets — a participatory guide for facilitating community transformation processes.

An open-access bioregional mapping resource developed by Regenerate Cascadia, offering practical methodologies for watershed-based community mapping.

Resources and guidance for structuring community land trusts — a key legal and governance tool for mission-aligned land stewardship and anti-speculation protection.

One of the longest-running global networks of intentional sustainable communities, connecting ecovillages and community land projects worldwide.

Founded by Joe Brewer, the Design School hosts an active global community of practitioners working on applied bioregional regeneration with courses and research labs.

The active online community of the Bioregional Financing Facilities project — bringing together practitioners, funders, and researchers working on place-based capital mobilization.

The Fellowship for Intentional Community — a comprehensive directory and network connecting ecovillages, cohousing projects, and other intentional community models.