Welcome to Oregon Regeneration!

Project Regeneration

Project Regeneration builds on and significantly expands the seminal work of Project Drawdown. Our workshops are designed to help you find ways to be part of the many solutions available to help end our climate catastrophe. Be sure to visit the home of Project Regeneration – https://regeneration.org/ – to see the wealth of great information available.

Project Drawdown

Project Drawdown, the precursor to Project Regeneration, continues to update and expand the original comprehensive plan to reverse global warming. See the results of their latest research: https://drawdown.org/, download the Drawdown Review, and watch their six-unit video series Climate Solutions 101 (fair warning – it’s very dense material!). The Drawdown Framework more clearly reorganizes the original information, as well as expanding its scope.

Reversing Global Warming: Introduction to Regeneration

The Introduction to Regeneration is an exciting new opportunity originally developed by the Pachamama Alliance, us, and others—a 2 ½-hour workshop that invites you to see both the possibility of reversing the climate crisis – and that you have an important role to play in that process. Register below, and we will notify you of our next date, or simply check back soon for the next date when you can experience the Introduction to Regeneration.

Come experience the next Introduction to Regeneration from 6:30-9pm on Wednesday January 22, 2020, at the Talent Library, 101 Home St, Talent. You can register below – pick the date you prefer.

Grants Pass Introduction to Regeneration – Saturday, July 20, 3 – 5:30pm, Unitarian Universalists of Grants Pass, 129 NW E St. (map).

Introduction to Regeneration from 7pm – 9pm on July 5, at the Medford Library, Large Meeting Room, 205 S. Central, Medford, OR (map). You can register below.

Regeneration Solutions: Getting into Action

Our one-day workshop will support you finding your unique contribution for reversing global warming, and getting into action with a community of like-minded individuals. We will support you finding others who are passionate about the same goals for achieving regeneration, and support you getting into action making a difference! Register below, and we will notify you of our next date when you can experience the full Regeneration Solutions: Getting into Action one-day workshop.

If you are ready to dive in, come join us for our four-session series that will support you finding your unique contribution to reversing global warming, and getting into action with a community of like-minded individuals. It will be held in Talent on Wednesdays: September 4, 11, 18, and 25, from 6:30-9pm at the Talent Community Center, 104 E. Main St, Talent, OR [behind Talent City Hall – map], and in Grants Pass on Monday Sep 30, Wednesday Oct 9, 16 and 23 from 6 – 8:30pm at the Unitarian Universalists of Grants Pass, 129 NW E St. [map]. We will support you finding others who are passionate about the same goals for achieving regeneration, and support you getting into action making a difference! You can register below.

We are busy re-working our workshops to offer them online, both as a health measure and to reduce our carbon footprint. We hope to again offer the Introduction as a public event soon. Regardless, we will offer these several times a year, and we are also available to offer it to groups or classes by invitation (contact us at in**@**egonregeneration.org).

Inspiration

Check out these dozen short videos that we find very inspiring.

More Info

For anyone already involved in or interested in Regeneration, we are collecting resources here, and are collecting some useful tools here. Also, if you want to share this valuable work with others, we offer Regeneration Facilitator Training, several times a year, to empower you to lead this work yourself. The prerequisite for this training is familiarity with Regeneration or previous experience as a facilitator.

are offering Regeneration Facilitator Training to empower you to lead this work yourself! From 10am to 5pm on Sunday, October 6, at the Talent Library, 101 Home St, Talent, OR [map].