Regenerate Cascadia Landscapes Showcase - Day Two
Save the Date - Feb 6, 2026 (12:00 - 2:00pm ET)
We’re excited to invite you to join us for our first Landscapes Showcase Event, where you will be introduced to the diverse landscapes and Landscape Groups Regenerate Cascadia is working closely with in our year-long Landscape Hub Cultivator pilot!
Across the two days you’ll learn about the bioregional approach Regenerate Cascadia is grounded in, how the Landscape Hub Cultivator provides a practical learning container for these, and what the pilot aims to achieve, particularly in regard to bioregional coordination to support bioregional finance (BioFi).
You’ll then hear from each of the ten participating 10 Landscape Groups (5 groups per session) as they introduce the landscapes they are working within, their current work and context, and their focus for 2026. This is a great chance to learn more about Regenerate Cascadia and what the Landscape Hub Cultivator is all about at an early point in the journey after three months of programming.
The 10 Landscape Groups being showcased represent three ecoregions within the large bioregion of Cascadia. You’ll learn about unique local landscape contexts in both Canada and the United States from Greater Victoria, Fraser Lowland, Whatcom, Mt Olympus / Olympic Peninsula, Skagit River Valley, Whidbey Island, Vashon Island, Duwamish River Valley, the Gorge and South Willamette Valley.
Event dates and times (Pacific Time)
Day One: Thursday, February 5, 2026 | 12:00–2:00pm PT
Day Two: Friday, February 6, 2026 | 12:00–2:00pm PT
You are welcome to attend either session or both.
Register for Day One here.
What to expect (each 120 minute session)
Each session will be 120 minutes (2 hours) and will include:
Regenerate Cascadia Welcome and Context-setting
Five Landscape Group presentations (15 minutes each - Total presentation time: 75 minutes)
Remaining time reserved for Q&A and dialogue
This is an opportunity to learn what’s taking shape across the region, deepen relationships across the network, explore pathways for ongoing collaboration and support, and continue to build strong foundations for BioFi to flow into local Cascadian landscapes as part of a coordinated bioregional approach.
If there are people in your network who should be in the room—especially those aligned with bioregional regeneration, landscape-scale coordination, implementation partners, resource mobilization, and systemic impact investing—we encourage you to forward this invitation!