New Blog Post is out! > Adaptive Bioregional Governance < Adaptive Bioregional Governance is a unified framework for establishing bioregions around the world. It resolves the tension between scientifically defined bioregions and culturally defined bioregions by creating a flexible, adaptive model that incorporates both. When we observe nature, we see natural complexity—a network of nested relationships and dynamics that exist in a fractal structure. Certain patterns repeat from one landscape to the next and express themselves uniquely in any given place. By acknowledging these varying relationships and incorporating them into a scalable model, we can establish a governance framework that accurately fits into any ‘place’ around the world. Adaptive Bioregional Governance can serve as a common lexicon for the bioregional movement and a foundation for systemic action. recommon.land/blog/adaptive-…

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Another day, another spotlight! @ReCommon_Land supports the development of resilient, place-based communities. They are working towards acquiring land, creating permaculture master plans, and leasing the land for regenerative projects while ensuring it remains community-owned. If the idea of a global network of regenerative bioregional economies and place-based communities built on ecological design principles and resilient systems sounds good to you, Recommon is the project to support!