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[[Bioregion]] defined by [[Pacific ocean]] to the west + [[Cascade mountains]] to the east, with its north/south boundary defined by the mountain runoff riparian systems.
[[Bioregion]] defined by [[Pacific ocean]] on the west + [[Cascade mountains]] in the east, with its north/south boundary defined by the mountain runoff riparian systems.


= Biocultures =
= Biocultures =
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= Climate Action =
= Climate Action =


== Hemp Forest Action ==
== Hempforestry ==


One of [[Pacha Mama]]'s leading Hemp growing regions. Hempforests sequester carbon faster very [[wiki|wikily]]; through [[photosynthesis]], their rapid accumulation
One of [[Pacha Mama]]'s leading Hemp growing regions. [[Hempforestry|Hempforests]] are highly effective carbon sequestration agro-ecosystems.


Full of large forests, many of which are old-growth, and under attack.
Full of large forests, many of which are old-growth, and under attack.


= Climate Emergencies =
= Climate Emergencies =
== Deforestation ==
See: [[Pacific Northwest Forest Climate Alliance]] | [[Cascadia Forest Defenders]]


== Forest Fires ==
== Forest Fires ==


== The Megaquake ==
== The Megaquake ==
Zoom In: [[Cascadian Megaquake Resilience]]


== Sea Level Rise ==
== Sea Level Rise ==

Latest revision as of 09:56, 29 July 2023

Bioregion defined by Pacific ocean on the west + Cascade mountains in the east, with its north/south boundary defined by the mountain runoff riparian systems.

Biocultures

Geography

History

Climate Action

Hempforestry

One of Pacha Mama's leading Hemp growing regions. Hempforests are highly effective carbon sequestration agro-ecosystems.

Full of large forests, many of which are old-growth, and under attack.

Climate Emergencies

Deforestation

See: Pacific Northwest Forest Climate Alliance | Cascadia Forest Defenders

Forest Fires

The Megaquake

Zoom In: Cascadian Megaquake Resilience

Sea Level Rise

Air Pollution

Drought

Heat Dome