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10th Continental Bioregional Congress

Event Details

Time: October 3, 2009 to October 11, 2009
Group Type: The Farm
Street: 150 Schoolhouse Rd
City/Town: Summertown, Tennesse
Website or Map: http://biocongress.org/
Phone: 1-888-878-2434 ext 6
Event Type: continental, bioregional, congress
Organized By: The Continental Bioregional Council
Latest Activity: Sep 9, 2009

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Event Description

Bioregionalism embodies the effort to preserve, restore, and enhance life.

Since the first Continental Bioregional Congress in 1984, people have come to envision, exchange and develop realistic, restorative ways of living in the bioregions of the Americas.

People working to create a sustainable and just human culture are invited to participate in this year's Congress as delegates representing bioregions across the Americas.

Local organizers are also needed to identify representatives and coordinate regional events that will bridge with the continental gathering.

To find out more, register or become a co-sponsor, please visit www.biocongress.org, or call 888-878-2434 ext 6, or email bioregionalcongress@livingmandala.com.