Cultivating Rooted Community thru Bioregionalism and Agropolitan Development

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We bring communities, researchers and students together to:

  • Promote localization and bioregionalism for healthy agropolitan development
  • Interconnect food systems, water, energy, land, built environments and health
  • Strengthen urban-rural, metro-hinterland relationships regionally and globally
  • Create rooted community thru community commons and ecological polity
  • Develop socio-ecological metrics to recalibrate our measures of value and wealth

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