🌿 Fraser Lowland Bioregional Network
A community for regenerating the place we call home.
🌎 Why We’re Here
We live in a time of profound transition—what many call the Metacrisis: overlapping ecological, social, cultural, and governance breakdowns. Rather than turn away, we choose to respond by turning toward our bioregion.
The Fraser Lowland—its rivers, forests, farms, deltas, cities, and people—is our home. This network exists to help us care for it together.
đź’š Purpose
We are building a thriving bioregion that is:
- Ecologically vibrant — Alive with biodiversity and restored land and waters.
- Socially just — Rooted in equity, belonging, and right relationship among all peoples.
- Resilient — Able to adapt, respond, and flourish through change and uncertainty.
To do this, we act bioregionally: rooted in place, connected to land and water, grounded in relationship.
✨ What We Do
We come together to:
- 🌀 Coordinate regenerative action across the Fraser Lowland—urban and rural, coast and watershed, upstream and downstream.
- 🌍 Bridge global challenges with local solutions, linking the Metacrisis to tangible acts of repair and renewal in our communities.
- 🧠Support people in finding their role—builder, caregiver, artist, innovator, steward, disruptor, storyteller, and more.
- 🕸 Weave across silos and sectors, connecting ecology, economy, culture, technology, and governance.
- 🔥 Nourish shared culture through rituals, storytelling, learning, and collective meaning-making.
🤲 Who Is Welcome
This space is for anyone who feels called to care for this place:
- Farmers, fishers, land and water stewards
- Elders, youth, Indigenous knowledge holders
- Scientists, artists, organizers, healers
- Policy makers, technologists, educators
- Builders, dreamers, disruptors, and weavers
You don’t have to be an expert—only committed to learning, contributing, and being in good relationship with this land and its communities.
đź“Ť What & Where Is the Fraser Lowland?
- The Fraser Lowland includes the lower Fraser River watershed—stretching across Coast Salish territories that today include towns, cities, floodplains, farms, and forests in what is commonly called southwest British Columbia and northwest Washington State.
- It is a living system of salmon rivers, estuaries, wetlands, cedar forests, mountains, and people—woven together by history, stewardship, and place.
🌱 How to Get Involved
- Join the community conversations
- Share or support local regenerative projects
- Offer your gifts, time, or questions
- Learn, collaborate, or simply listen and begin
No one does this alone. We grow by weaving together.
đź“– Guiding Values
| Value |
What It Means |
| Relationship |
We act with care for land, water, people, and more-than-human life. |
| Equity & Justice |
We recognize histories of harm and work toward repair and right relations. |
| Collaboration |
We practice shared leadership and humble learning across difference. |
| Regeneration |
Not just sustaining—but restoring, healing, and co-creating abundance. |
| Place-Based Wisdom |
We learn from Indigenous teachings, local knowledge, and ecological rhythms. |
🧡 Invitation
This is a home for those who believe another way is possible—one that begins where we stand.
If you feel called to care for the Fraser Lowland, you are already part of this story.
Let’s regenerate this place—together.